Payment Options
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Payment Options
Understanding the variety of payment methods available for online transactions, especially when dealing with casinos, can be confusing. Here’s a simplified guide to some popular payment options:
Credit Cards and Debit Cards
MasterCard & Visa: Both are credit cards. They allow you to make purchases immediately, but you pay the balance when your billing cycle ends, usually under the casino's financial partner's name.
Delta (Visa Debit): A debit card under the Visa brand. It directly deducts funds from your bank account at the time of purchase.
Visa Electron: This can be issued as either a debit or credit card, depending on the bank. It’s not available in the USA, Canada, or Australia.
E-Wallets and Prepaid Cards
Neteller: Create an account and fund it using your bank or credit card. This account acts as a bridge between your bank and the casino, maintaining your privacy. You can also receive funds from the casino. Fees may vary based on deposit methods.
Neteller Instacash: Available in select countries, this feature provides instant credit transfers, avoiding the typical 3-day wait for fund transfers.
Ecocard: An online prepaid debit card. It limits your personal information exposure by only sharing Ecocard details with casinos. You need to top-up before use, which helps control spending.
Firepay: Similar to Ecocard, funds must be pre-loaded into your Firepay account before spending, allowing financial control. Features include instant credit, bank funding, and real-time access.
Moneybookers (now Skrill): Uses email to send and receive funds. It's linked to your bank or credit card for transactions.
EwalletXpress/900pay: This service bills your online transactions to your phone bill. Note that 900pay doesn’t provide credit facilities.
Bank Transfers and Other Payment Methods
Wire Transfer: Directly transfers money from your bank to the casino. Wire transfers often have a waiting period and may incur fees.
Cheque/Bank Draft: Similar to writing a cheque, this method usually involves a long waiting period for the funds to clear.
Click2Pay: An online account serving as an intermediary between you and the casino. It supports various funding options and can receive funds from casinos. Fees apply.
Each payment method offers unique features and may involve specific charges, so it’s crucial to choose the one that best fits your needs and preferences.
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