Fund your sixs bet balance from any Allied Bank branch, ATM or app over IBFT or Raast, then withdraw back to the same account you control.
Allied Bank Transfer is the rail we use when you want money moving straight from your own Allied Bank account rather than through a wallet. You send over IBFT or by Raast ID, we match the sender name against your registered profile, and your balance updates once the bank posts the entry. Sends placed after the daily cut-off land the next working
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Every Allied Bank Transfer follows the same path here: you send, we verify, your balance moves. The three cards below cover the routes we hear about most often...
Send from your Allied Bank app and tell us the reference number. We match the sender name to your profile, and your balance reflects the transfer once the bank posts it.
Payout requests return to the same Allied Bank account you funded from, so nobody else can claim your money. We run the name check before release and clear before the next banking window.
Store your Allied Bank account number once and your next send takes a few taps. You still confirm every transfer inside your own banking app, so money only moves when you move it.
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— sixs bet platform teamYou can finish the whole Allied Bank Transfer without opening a laptop. Log in to your Allied Bank app, copy the collection account from our cashier screen, and...
Most Allied Bank transfers clear without a hiccup, but bank rails keep their own timing. If your balance has not moved within one working day, the usual causes are a name mismatch, a missing reference number, or a send made after the cut-off. Our cashier team keeps Pakistani banking hours and traces every stalled reference by hand.
Share your Allied Bank reference number and we will trace it against our collection account. Chat runs while Pakistani banks are open, and you get a written answer you can keep.
Attach the transfer receipt from your Allied Bank app and send it over. We compare the sender name, amount and date, then confirm whether the entry has posted on our side.
Prefer to type on your phone? Message our WhatsApp line with your sixs bet username and the Allied Bank send time. We reply with the status or the exact detail we still need.
Allied Bank Transfer runs on your own bank's rails, so your money never sits with a third-party wallet. We keep the collection account name fixed, publish the cut-off windows that apply to...
Your sending name must match your sixs bet profile. It is the check that protects your balance, and it is why we ask for a clear receipt rather than a screenshot of a chat.
The Allied Bank account number on our cashier page does not rotate without notice. If you see a different number quoted elsewhere, treat it as wrong and confirm with our chat team first.
Pakistani interbank transfers settle in batches. We list the cut-off that applies to each working day so you know whether your send lands today or the next banking morning.
Every transfer you send carries a reference from Allied Bank. We record it against your username, which means a stalled payment can be traced without you hunting through statements.
Cash-outs return to the Allied Bank account you sent from. That single rule keeps your money inside a circle you control and removes any guesswork about where a payout is heading.
You send in rupees and we credit in rupees. There is no hidden conversion step between your Allied Bank account and your sixs bet balance, so the figure you typed is the figure that arrives.
Plenty of places let you fund an account through a mobile wallet. Bank transfer works differently: the money leaves your Allied Bank account, it carries a reference you can trace, and it...
A wallet send starts inside the wallet. An Allied Bank Transfer leaves your own bank account, so your statement shows the outgoing amount against a name you recognise immediately.
Interbank transfer handles the larger sends comfortably. If your weekly amount sits above a wallet ceiling, sending from Allied Bank in one go saves you splitting the amount across several attempts.
Every Allied Bank send carries a reference number. When something looks slow you quote that number and we look it up, rather than asking you to describe what happened inside your banking app.
Wallet transfers often land in seconds. Bank transfer settles in batches, so a send placed before the Allied Bank cut-off reaches your balance the same working day, and later sends follow the next morning.
With a wallet you name the destination each time. Here the payout goes back to the Allied Bank account that funded you, which is a tighter loop and easier to keep straight in your own records.
Your Allied Bank charges whatever it charges for an interbank send, and we add nothing on top of the amount you transfer. Check your bank's own schedule before you send so the total is clear.
Both your bank statement and your sixs bet transfer history show the payment, so the same rupees appear in two places. That makes a month-end reconciliation far less fiddly than a wallet log.
These six details are what we hold constant for Allied Bank Transfer, whether this is your first send or your fiftieth. They are the working rules our cashier...