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A card is the most familiar way to pay, and that familiarity hides a detail that matters for a gaming account: the card carries the name of its holder, and that name is compared with the account. Deposits from a card in your own name are simple to verify; deposits from a partner's or parent's card are a common reason accounts get restricted. This page covers card payments from that angle. The set of methods and the limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
| Check | Why |
|---|---|
| Card in your name | The holder is matched to the account |
| Issuer allows gambling payments | Some banks block or surcharge them |
| 3-D Secure set up in your banking app | Most card payments need it to confirm |
| Route for withdrawals | Not every card can receive payouts |
How a deposit usually works
Choose the card option in the cashier, enter the card details on the payment form and the amount, then confirm the 3-D Secure prompt in your banking app. Do not save the card on a shared device. Keep the confirmation and check your banking app shows the same amount.
Withdrawals
Card payouts depend on both the platform and the card. Some platforms return funds to the card used for deposits, others pay to a bank account or wallet in the same name. Read the withdrawal terms, and expect verification before the first payout.
If a payment gets stuck
If the card was charged but the balance did not update, wait for the time shown in the cashier, then send support the amount, time, last four digits and a screenshot from your banking app. If the charge disappears from your statement, it was likely a pending authorisation that was released.
From a phone
On a phone, the payment form and the banking app confirmation run side by side. Make sure you return to the cashier after approving, and never type card details into a page reached from a message link.
Fees: who charges what
Your issuer may add foreign transaction fees or treat the payment as a cash advance. The platform's own charges, if any, are shown in the cashier. Read both before you deposit.
Limits, timing and why they differ
Card limits come from two directions: the cashier's own limits and your card's daily or monthly caps. Timing differs because card schemes, issuers and the platform's review each take their own time.
What is on your side
Use one card in your name for this account, keep statements, and if your card is replaced, tell support before the next withdrawal so the new card can be verified.