QRIS
QRIS is Bank Indonesia’s national QR-code payment standard, used to fund a casino account rather than to withdraw from one.
A QR-based deposit method run by Bank Indonesia, with a fixed transaction cap and no consumer fee — best understood by what it can and cannot do at checkout.


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QRIS Casinos — Deposits, Withdrawals and Where to Use
QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) is a QR-code payment standard set by Bank Indonesia, used to move funds from a bank app or e-wallet into a casino account by scanning a code at checkout. It is built for deposits, not for receiving money back, which changes how a player should plan a cashout before choosing an operator. Three casinos in our catalogue currently list QRIS as a supported method: WazBee, HellSpin and Ivibet.
What Is QRIS Payment
QRIS is a mobile QR-code payment standard, not an independent wallet — it does not hold a balance or run its own KYC. It was launched by Bank Indonesia in 2019 and works through licensed banks and e-wallets (such as the apps a player already uses), which handle identity verification on QRIS's behalf. Its home jurisdiction is Indonesia, and cross-border acceptance extends to Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and China.
Among the local payment methods tracked in our catalogue, QRIS ranks 17th of 62 by the number of casinos carrying it. For scale, Interac sits at the top of that group with 64 casinos, while eManat sits at the bottom with a single casino — a spread that shows QRIS is a mid-tier method rather than a fringe one or a dominant one.
How to Deposit and Withdraw with QRIS
Depositing with QRIS means opening the casino's cashier, selecting the QR option, and scanning the generated code with a supported bank or e-wallet app to confirm the transfer. QRIS itself is not built to push funds back out to a player, so a withdrawal request at a QRIS-listed casino is typically routed through a bank transfer or an e-wallet instead — the player should confirm this at the casino before relying on QRIS for a payout.
| Operation | Limit | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit (per transaction) | Up to IDR 10,000,000 | Free for the consumer |
| Merchant-side settlement | Set by the issuing bank/e-wallet | 0.3-0.7% MDR paid by the merchant |
Fees, Limits and Processing Times for QRIS Payments
QRIS does not charge the consumer a fee for a standard transaction; the cost sits on the merchant side as a Merchant Discount Rate of 0.3-0.7%, paid by the business accepting the QR code, not by the player. The per-transaction cap is IDR 10,000,000, and the issuing bank or e-wallet can add its own daily or monthly limits on top of that ceiling.
Because QRIS is not the channel a casino uses for payouts, withdrawal speed at a QRIS-listed casino depends on whichever method actually processes the cashout, plus the casino's own verification (KYC) status — a first withdrawal can take longer while documents are checked.
The 0.3-0.7% MDR is a merchant cost baked into how the casino settles the payment, not a line item charged to the player's deposit.
Security and Safety of QRIS Transactions
QRIS transactions run through banks and e-wallets that must hold a permit from Bank Indonesia and meet its rules on system reliability, risk management and customer protection — the casino never receives raw bank card details, only confirmation of the completed transfer. Verification of the player's identity happens at the bank or e-wallet level before the QR scan, not inside the casino's cashier.
- Withdrawal support — QRIS is a deposit channel; confirm which method the casino actually uses to pay out
- Casino-side limits — the operator's own deposit and withdrawal caps may sit below the IDR 10,000,000 QRIS ceiling
- Verification status — a completed KYC check with the casino usually shortens payout processing
- Regulator — all three QRIS-listed casinos in this selection hold a Curaçao Gaming Authority licence
Before committing funds, it is worth comparing the operator's licensing against the wider pool of licensed casinos tracked in our catalogue, and checking whether the same casino also lists a faster cashout channel such as Neteller casinos or Payz casinos.
Common Misconceptions About QRIS Casinos
- "QRIS covers deposits and withdrawals equally" — in practice, QRIS is built for pushing money in, and cashouts run through a separate bank transfer or e-wallet channel
- "The IDR 10,000,000 cap is the casino's limit" — it is the QRIS transaction ceiling; the casino or the issuing bank can set a lower limit on top of it
- "No fee anywhere in the chain" — the consumer pays nothing, but the merchant side absorbs a 0.3-0.7% MDR that can factor into how a casino prices the option
Verdict on QRIS Casinos
"QRIS is a fast way to fund an account through a familiar banking app — plan the cashout through a different method from the start."
QRIS suits a player who already banks through an Indonesian app or e-wallet and wants a straightforward way to move funds into WazBee, HellSpin or Ivibet without entering card details. It fits deposits more than payouts, so a player prioritising withdrawal speed should confirm which method actually handles the cashout at the casino they pick, alongside the casino's own verification requirements.
See Also
Players comparing regional deposit options can look at Skrill casinos for an e-wallet route with wider global reach, or Tether (USDT) casinos if a crypto-based deposit and withdrawal flow fits better than a bank-linked QR code.
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Update history
- Sep 3, 2026 — Covered QRIS as deposit-only, IDR 10M cap, merchant MDR, and casino coverage
QRIS – FAQ
Can I withdraw casino winnings with QRIS?
QRIS is built for deposits; it is not a channel casinos use to pay out winnings. A cashout from a QRIS-listed casino typically runs through a bank transfer or an e-wallet instead, so a player should confirm the payout method before depositing.
What is the maximum QRIS transaction limit?
The QRIS per-transaction cap is IDR 10,000,000. Issuing banks and e-wallets can add their own daily or monthly limits on top of that ceiling, so the practical limit can be lower depending on the app used.
Does QRIS charge a fee to the player?
No, standard QRIS transactions carry no separate fee for the consumer. The cost sits on the merchant side as a Merchant Discount Rate of 0.3-0.7%, paid by the business accepting the QR code.
Which casinos in this catalogue accept QRIS?
WazBee, HellSpin and Ivibet currently list QRIS as a supported deposit method in our catalogue; all three hold a Curaçao Gaming Authority licence.
Is QRIS available outside Indonesia?
QRIS is Indonesia's national standard, with cross-border acceptance extending to Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and China through participating banks and e-wallets.







