Bank Transfer at Shikaka
Bank Transfer is a trusted deposit method available at Shikaka.
Processing
Instant
Minimum
₹300
Fees
None
Security
SSL 256-bit
Depositing with Bank Transfer
A bank deposit via Bank Transfer moves money directly from your account, without a card in between. It is the slowest way in — hours rather than minutes — but also the one with the highest ceilings, which is why it stays on the list for larger amounts.
Withdrawing with Bank Transfer
Withdrawals go back to the same bank account, and the timing follows banking days rather than clock hours. A request sent over a weekend waits for the next working day at the bank's end, no matter how quickly the operator approved it. The account has to be in the account holder's own name.
Verification and limits
Bank payouts are the ones where verification matters most, because the bank as well as the operator can ask questions. Have the identity and address documents uploaded before you request the first withdrawal. Limits and any bank-side fees are shown in the cashier and in your own bank's terms.
What goes wrong
Most delays here are not the operator: they are a name mismatch between the gaming account and the bank account, or a reference number left out of the transfer. Both are avoidable, and both cost days rather than minutes.
Fees
Domestic transfers are typically free or close to it. International ones are where costs appear: the sending bank, any intermediary bank and the receiving bank can each take a cut, and currency conversion is applied on top. Ask your own bank what it charges for an incoming foreign credit before you rely on the number you expect.
If the money does not arrive
A bank transfer is found by its reference number, which is why leaving it out is the single most common cause of a delayed deposit. Ask your bank for the payment confirmation showing the reference, the value date and the receiving account, and send that. A transfer still in your bank's own queue has not arrived anywhere yet.