68 NiuNiu Recharge guide

68 NiuNiu The recharge page currently provides four main deposit methods, namely QR code scanning, bank transfer, FPX online banking and automatic deposit QR. Before choosing a method, you should first confirm the corresponding minimum and maximum recharge amount, because the collection range of different channels is different.

QR scan: RM100–RM1,000

The QR code scanning method currently supports RM100 to RM1,000. After selecting, fill in the recharge amount that meets the range, and then proceed to the next step to obtain the payment QR code and related transfer information provided by the system.

Bank transfer: RM100–RM100,000

Bank transfer currently supports RM100 to RM100,000, which is suitable for users who need to complete transfers through bank accounts. The system will provide corresponding payment account information based on the input amount.

FPX Online Banking: RM90–RM30,000

The top-up range for FPX Internet Banking is RM90 to RM30,000. Users can select a bank supported by the page and jump to online banking for payment. After completion, the payment will be automatically credited to the account without the need to upload additional transfer vouchers.

Automatic deposit QR: RM90–RM10,000

Auto-deposit QR currently supports RM90 to RM10,000. After the user completes the payment by scanning the QR code provided on the page, the system automatically processes the payment without the need to upload additional vouchers.

Scanning the QR code to recharge is divided into two main stages: selecting the amount and completing the transfer. Users should strictly follow the payment QR code, bank information and transfer notes generated on the recharge page to complete the payment, and return to the page to upload the voucher after the transfer is completed.

Step 1: Select QR scan code

Enter 68 NiuNiu After entering the recharge page, select "QR Scan" in "Deposit Method". Currently this method supports RM100 to RM1,000.

Step 2: Fill in the recharge amount

Enter the amount to be recharged, or you can choose from the quick amounts provided on the page. After confirming that the amount meets the payment range of the QR code scan, click "Next" to enter the payment stage.

Step 3: Scan the payment QR code provided by the system

The next page will display the amount payable this time and the payment QR code. Use a bank or payment app that supports the corresponding payment method to scan the QR code and confirm that the actual transfer amount is consistent with the page display.

Step 4: Check the payment information and transfer notes

The page will also provide the beneficiary bank, beneficiary account name, beneficiary account number, and "transfer notes" specific to this transaction. Before payment, you should check item by item and fill in the notes corresponding to the order as required on the page.

Step 5: Use the account with the same name for real-name authentication to transfer funds

Recharge must be made using a bank account with the same name that is consistent with the real-name authentication information. The page clearly reminds that if the recharge bank account name is inconsistent with the real name, the relevant funds may not be received normally, so the name should be confirmed before transferring.

Step 6: Upload transfer voucher

After completing the payment, return to the recharge page, click to select the transfer voucher and upload payment screenshots or pictures. The page supports selecting pictures from the album, and they will be automatically compressed when submitted.

Step 7: Submit and wait for background verification

After uploading the certificate, continue to submit according to the page. The backend will check the payment information and vouchers, and then process the corresponding recharge, so do not leave directly after the payment is completed and miss the step of uploading the voucher.

Bank transfer recharge allows users to directly use their bank account to pay to the collection account designated by the system. The current range is RM100 to RM100,000. The focus of the process is to accurately fill in the amount, payment account number and transfer notes for this order.

Step 1: Choose bank transfer

Select "Bank Transfer" on the recharge page and confirm that the recharge range shown on the page is RM100 to RM100,000.

Step 2: Enter the recharge amount

Fill in the amount of RM to be transferred this time. The system will automatically allocate the corresponding payment account based on the input amount, so you should confirm that the amount is correct before clicking Next.

Step 3: View the collection account assigned by the system

The page will display the beneficiary bank, beneficiary account name, beneficiary account number, and transfer notes corresponding to this order. Use the copy function provided on the page to reduce manual input errors when needed.

Step 4: Pay via DuitNow or bank transfer

Based on the information provided by the system, initiate a transfer from your bank application and ensure that the receiving account number and amount are consistent with the recharge page.

Step 5: Fill in the order number as is in the transfer remarks.

When making payment, the "Transfer Remarks" displayed on the page should be filled in as it is in the bank's remarks or Reference field. The page specifically reminds you that you need to fill in the order number in the remarks. Wrong or missing entries may result in the money not being able to be mapped to the account.

Step 6: Confirm that the payment account is a real-name account with the same name

Bank transfers must use real-name authenticated accounts with the same name. The bank account name should be checked before submitting payment to avoid the inconsistency between the bank account name and the real-name information affecting the recharge processing.

Step 7: Upload the voucher after the transfer is completed

Return after payment is completed 68 NiuNiu Upload the transfer voucher on the recharge page. The page clearly reminds you that you need to return and submit the voucher, otherwise the backend cannot view this payment information through this step.

FPX online banking recharge adopts the method of direct bank payment, currently supporting RM90 to RM30,000. After the user selects a bank and completes the FPX payment, the system will automatically process the payment, so there is no need to upload additional transfer vouchers during the process.

Step 1: Select FPX Online Banking

Click "FPX Online Banking" on the recharge page and confirm that the amount range of the current method is RM90 to RM30,000.

Step 2: Fill in the recharge amount

Enter a recharge amount that is within the FPX range, or select an appropriate amount from the quick amounts provided on the page.

Step 3: Select payment bank

The page will list the currently available online banks, such as Malayan Banking, CIMB Bank, Public Bank, RHB Bank, Hong Leong Bank, Alliance Bank Malaysia, Bank Simpanan Nasional and Affin Bank, etc. The actual page currently displayed shall prevail.

Step 4: Click Next to proceed to payment

After confirming the bank and recharge amount, click "Next - Go to Payment" and the system will jump to the corresponding FPX online banking process.

Step 5: Complete payment in online banking

Complete the verification and payment as required on the bank page, and confirm that the actual payment amount is consistent with the recharge order.

Step 6: Automatically credit into account after payment is completed

The FPX page states that payment will be automatically credited to the account after completion, and users do not need to upload additional transfer vouchers. After completing the payment, you can return to the platform to view the recharge status and records.

Auto Deposit QR is another scan-to-pay method with current amounts ranging from RM90 to RM10,000. Different from the QR code scanning method that requires manual transmission of vouchers, automatic deposit QR will be automatically credited to the account after scanning the code to pay.

Step 1: Select automatic deposit QR

Select "Auto Deposit QR" on the recharge page and confirm that the recharge range shown on the page is RM90 to RM10,000.

Step 2: Fill in the recharge amount

Enter the recharge amount and make sure the amount is within the range supported by this method. The page also provides commonly used amounts for quick selection.

Step 3: Click Next to proceed to payment

After confirming the amount, click "Next - Go to Payment" and the system will enter the corresponding QR code payment process.

Step 4: Scan the QR code to complete payment

Use an application that supports QR code payment to scan the payment code displayed by the system and follow the payment page to complete the payment.

Step 5: Wait for the system to automatically credit the account

The page explains that the automatic deposit QR will be automatically deposited into your account after scanning the QR code to complete the payment, so there is no need to perform the step of uploading the transfer voucher.

When using a transfer method that requires manual verification, correctly filling in the remarks, using a real-name account with the same name, and uploading the transfer voucher are all important steps. Any data error may affect the system's ability to map payments to the correct 68 NiuNiu account.

Please fill in only the system order number in the transfer remark.

The page requires you to fill in the order number according to the transfer note generated by this recharge as it is. You should not rewrite or add other text by yourself. Especially the reference field of the bank should be based on the information currently generated on the page.

Do not fill in sensitive or irrelevant remarks

The page specifically reminds you not to include sensitive or irrelevant words such as investment, virtual currency, commission, tax payment, mall, Topup, Bet, Jackpot, Lottery, Win, platform name, exchange name, etc. in the remarks. You should only fill in the order number required by the system.

You must use a real-name account with the same name

When recharging using bank transfer or other methods, the payment account name must be consistent with the real-name authentication name. Names should be checked before transferring money to avoid using someone else's bank account to pay.

After completing the method that requires credentials, you must return to upload.

If the current payment process requires a voucher, you need to return to the recharge page and submit the transfer image after completing the bank transfer. Whether a voucher is required should be determined by the page prompts of the currently selected recharge method.

You can check the recharge status from the records

The "Records" entrance is provided in the upper right corner of the recharge page. After completing the recharge, the user can view the relevant recharge records and status through this location.

The recharge page also provides the entrance "Use USDT to recharge? Contact customer service". The existing page does not display the fixed deposit address, amount range or complete self-service steps for USDT. Therefore, when you need to recharge USDT, you should directly obtain the current operation instructions through the platform customer service.

USDT does not use the ordinary bank deposit process

The current USDT entrance is provided separately from QR, bank transfer, FPX and automatic deposit QR, so you should not use ordinary bank collection accounts to recharge USDT by yourself.

Contact customer service before recharging

If you need to use USDT, you should contact Support through the customer service portal provided on the recharge page, and continue processing according to the information displayed by customer service and the platform at that time.

68 NiuNiu What are the recharge methods?

The current recharge page provides QR code scanning, bank transfer, FPX online banking and automatic deposit QR, and also provides a USDT customer service portal.

68 NiuNiu What is the minimum top-up?

The minimum amount depends on the chosen channel. The minimum QR code scan and bank transfer is RM100; the QR minimum for FPX online banking and automatic deposit is currently RM90.

What is the maximum amount that can be recharged by bank transfer?

The current amount displayed on the bank transfer page ranges from RM100 to RM100,000, so the maximum displayed amount is RM100,000.

What is the recharge range for QR code scanning?

The current normal QR code scanning method supports RM100 to RM1,000.

What is the recharge range of FPX?

FPX Online Banking currently supports RM90 to RM30,000.

What is the recharge range for automatic deposit QR?

Auto Deposit QR currently shows RM90 to RM10,000.

Is it necessary to fill in a note when making a bank transfer?

yes. The page requires that the "Transfer Remarks" corresponding to this order be filled in as it is in the bank's remarks or reference field. Omissions or incorrect filling may result in the funds not being correctly matched.

Do I need to upload vouchers for bank transfer?

need. After completing the transfer, you should return to the recharge page to select and upload the transfer voucher, and then continue to submit according to the page.

Do I need to upload the voucher after FPX payment?

unnecessary. The current FPX page clearly states that the payment will be credited automatically after the payment is completed, and there is no need to upload additional transfer vouchers.

Do I need to upload a voucher for automatic deposit QR?

unnecessary. The current page explains that the payment will be credited automatically after scanning the QR code.

Can I top up my account with someone else's bank account?

According to the requirements on the page, the bank account with the same name that is consistent with the real-name authentication information should be used for transfer, and accounts with different names should not be used for payment.

How much turnover is required after recharging to withdraw money?

The current recharge page shows "You can withdraw cash after double the turnover". The actual withdrawal should still be based on the fund conditions displayed on the account and the platform at that time.