SuperAce88 Maya Transfer Fee — What Maya Itself Publishes

SuperAce88’s own payment page names three methods, verbatim: GCash, GrabPay and banking. Maya isn’t one of them, so this page covers what Maya itself publishes about its charges — useful for funding a wallet you then move elsewhere — rather than claiming it works at any specific cashier. For the fuller chain a withdrawal runs through, see the full casino withdrawal breakdown.

Maya Transfer Fee, Rail by Rail

Maya states its wallet ceiling as a monthly figure — how much passes through in a month — which is a different measurement from a balance ceiling held at any one time. Keep that distinction in mind before comparing it against another wallet’s number.

Maya Cash In Fee: The Free Allowance and What Comes After

A maya cash in fee only applies once the free allowance runs out. The channels available:

1. Bank transfer via InstaPay or PESONet — free within the combined monthly allowance.
2. Maya Center agents — same allowance applies.
3. 7-Eleven branches — a cash-in channel Maya lists alongside its other over-the-counter partners.
4. Other over-the-counter partners — same schedule.

Once the combined total across all of these passes PHP 8,000 in a month, Maya’s published schedule adds 2% to anything above it.

Maya Fees When You Send or Cash Out

Maya fees on the sending and cash-out side are capped rather than percentage-based:

• Sending to another Maya user: PHP 20,000 per transaction at the Upgraded tier.
• InstaPay transfer out: PHP 50,000 per day at the Upgraded tier.
• Cash-out via a Maya Center agent or a bank transfer to a partner bank carries no separate percentage fee published beyond the caps above.

Lower tiers than Upgraded carry lower caps across the board, and Basic-tier accounts can’t send to other Maya users or move funds out via InstaPay at all.

Maya’s Wallet Ceiling vs a Casino Cashier Limit

None of the figures above is a casino limit. Maya’s own casino settlement page covers the full verification-tier table and what Maya’s terms say about gambling transactions. The cash-in fee is the one that touches a casino path most directly: it’s what you’d pay funding a Maya wallet before moving that balance onward through whichever rail an operator’s cashier actually lists.

Other Ways to Cash In Before You Fund a Casino Account

Maya isn’t the only rail with a cash-in fee worth knowing before you move money around:

1. The InstaPay charges page — what banks and wallets charge sending an InstaPay transfer.
2. The 7-Eleven cash-in steps — how an over-the-counter cash-in works at the counter, reference code and all.

What Maya Says About Gambling Transactions

Maya’s e-wallet terms carry no specific gambling clause — only general prohibitions on illegal activity and anti-money-laundering breaches. Its separate credit card terms name “illegal gambling or unauthorized game of chance” as a restricted transaction, with suspension or cancellation as the consequence. In August 2025, Maya complied with BSP Memorandum M-2025-029 by removing its in-app gambling and gaming links — a wallet-level change, distinct from the credit card clause above it.