Once you've picked a draw to enter, paying your entry fee is the next step. JeetoBaz gives you two ways to do this — an instant wallet payment, or a manual transfer with receipt upload. Here's exactly how each works.
Option 1: Pay Instantly from Your JeetoBaz Wallet
If you already have a JeetoBaz account with a wallet balance, this is the fastest option:
If your wallet balance covers the entry fee, you can tap "Pay Rs. [amount] Instantly" and your entry is confirmed immediately — no receipt upload needed.
If your balance is too low, you'll see an "Insufficient balance — Top up your wallet" link that takes you straight to the top-up page.
Option 2: Pay Manually via Wallet or Bank
If you're not using wallet balance, JeetoBaz supports seven payment methods for manual transfers:
My ABL Allied Bank (Bank Transfer)
Each method shows its own account number and account holder name on the payment page, and a scannable QR code for every method except SadaPay (for SadaPay, use the account number directly). Tapping the account number copies it instantly, and tapping the QR code enlarges it for easier scanning.
### The 4-Step Manual Payment Process
1. Open your preferred wallet or banking app (JazzCash, Easypaisa, your bank's app, etc.) 2. Send your entry fee to the account shown for your chosen method 3. Take a screenshot of the transaction receipt 4. Upload the screenshot on the JeetoBaz payment page and confirm
What Happens After You Upload Your Receipt
Your uploaded receipt goes to JeetoBaz for admin approval — this is the same payment verification step referenced throughout JeetoBaz's fairness policy: an entry only becomes eligible for the draw once its payment is verified. Until that happens, your entry isn't yet counted. Keep your transaction receipt safe in case it's needed for reference.
A Few Things Worth Knowing
Double-check the account name shown for your selected payment method before sending — it's displayed specifically so you can confirm you're paying the right account.
Use the QR code where available — scanning it directly from your banking or wallet app reduces the chance of mistyping an account number.
If a payment fails, is declined, reversed, or otherwise can't be confirmed, the entry isn't treated as valid until a successful, confirmed payment is made.
The Bottom Line
Paying on JeetoBaz is either instant (wallet balance) or a straightforward four-step manual transfer + receipt upload, across seven supported payment methods with QR codes for quick, accurate transfers. Either way, your entry is only counted once the payment is actually verified — which is the same rule that keeps every draw fair for everyone entering it.