GCash Limit Table: Monthly, Daily and Wallet Caps Compared

You asked what the GCash limit is now, and the answer changed recently: GCash updated its figures effective 1 October 2026. Older tables, including ones printed by casinos, may be out of date, and SLOTVIP’s own notice on this subject is one example.

Your next step is to read the table below, then compare it with your own figures on the Profile Limits screen.

GCash wallet limit and GCash monthly limit, by profile

GCash measures three different things, so read each column on its own.

The wallet limit is the most you can hold at any one moment. The incoming limit is what can arrive in a calendar month, so a Basic user may have room in the wallet and still be refused a transfer. The 5M and 10M profiles need active GSave, GFunds, GBonds, GStocks or GCrypto, and GCash’s approval.

A Basic account, however, cannot send money at all, whatever the outgoing column says. Transaction counts have a ceiling of their own: Express Send caps you at 500 sends and 500 receipts monthly, and eligible users go on through Send Money+ at PHP 5 each.

How a GCash limit goes up

The upgrade that counts for most adults is full verification, and GCash treats it as a one-way move.

1. Under Profile, choose Verify Now.
2. Present one valid government ID to the camera and follow with the selfie scan.
3. Send it off and wait for the SMS reply; 7 days is the time GCash quotes.
4. Check the new figures under Profile Limits.

That takes an adult Basic account to PHP 1,000,000 of wallet room. There is no stepping back down later, and GCash reserves the right to alter or suspend limits where BSP rules or anti-money-laundering requirements call for it.

The lobby’s GCash notice, and why it may be stale

A notice on this lobby’s promotions page carries the title “GCASH MONTHLY LIMIT INCREASED TO ₱500,000”. That is the lobby’s wording about someone else’s wallet, so treat it as possibly stale.

GCash sets its own limits, and its current table puts Fully Verified incoming money at PHP 1,000,000 a month. Where the two disagree, GCash’s page and your own limits screen win.

Why the wallet, not the casino, often caps a payout

Problem: the lobby prints that “the maximum withdraw is unlimited”, yet the money does not arrive.

Fix: look at your GCash profile first. On Basic, PHP 5,000 is the most that can come in during a month.

Problem: several smaller payouts together pass the monthly incoming limit.

Fix: track the month’s total, or split the amount across the 1st of the month.

Linked accounts share one limit rather than adding together, so a second number under the same profile does not help. Those steps are on the GCash withdraw walk-through, and the hub of withdrawal rules names the printed minimums.

If a wallet cap keeps getting in the way, compare Maya’s limits by tier, what GrabPay allows and a direct bank transfer. The lobby’s login page, explained and register page, explained are the place to begin, and this guide cannot see your account.