QRIS at Winall
QRIS is the national QR payment standard in Indonesia, set by Bank Indonesia. Its point is simple: one QR code can be read by many different wallet and bank apps, so the payer does not need the same app as the merchant. That makes it relevant to players in Indonesia, where the main edition of this site is aimed, and much less so elsewhere. We have not verified whether the Winall cashier offers QRIS for your account. Available methods and limits depend on the operator and your account — check the cashier.
Type
National QR standard
Relevant in
Indonesia
Paid from
Wallet or bank app
Direction
Paying in only
How to Deposit with QRIS
Choose QRIS in the deposit tab and enter the amount. The cashier generates a code for that single payment. Open any wallet or banking app on your phone that supports QRIS, scan the code, check that the amount and merchant name look right, and confirm with your PIN. Codes generated for one payment often carry a time limit, so do not wander off to set up your app after generating it; get the app ready first. Screenshot the success screen in your app before going back to the browser.
How Withdrawals Work
QRIS is a way to pay, not a way to be paid. A QR code tells your app where to send money; there is no equivalent for money coming back. So when you withdraw after a QRIS deposit, the payout goes to a destination you choose in the withdrawal tab, typically an e-wallet or a bank account in your own name. Many players simply use the wallet or bank app they scanned with. The operator reviews the request first, and the first payout may require identity verification.
Scanning a code on the same phone
Here is the practical catch for mobile players: the code appears on the screen of the phone that must scan it. There are two common ways round it. Many wallet and bank apps can read a QR from a saved image, so take a screenshot of the code, open your app's scanner and choose the image from your gallery. If your app cannot do that, show the code on the phone and scan it with a second device. Delete the screenshot afterwards; a stale code in your gallery is only confusing next time.
Amount, expiry and double payments
Pay the amount encoded in the QR and do not edit it in the app, since the cashier matches the payment by that amount. If the code expires before you pay, generate a new one rather than scanning the old screenshot. And if your connection drops after you confirm, check your app's history before scanning again: one successful payment and one retry means two debits.
Why QRIS suits a live-table evening
Because QRIS works with whichever app holds your money, it spares you from topping up a particular wallet first. That flexibility cuts both ways. Pick the session budget before you generate the code, pay it once, and do not treat the ease of a second scan as permission for a second deposit. All other options are laid out on the payments page.