Deposit and Withdrawal Methods VISA, MASTER CARD, ATM Online, EWallet Express, Moneybrokers, Instadebit, Neteller, Instacash

Deposit and Withdrawal Methods
Having trouble getting money on and off of online poker sites? We all are. But there are still options. All the information you need is right here at NWP.

USA Payment Processors

These are the major payment processors that are currently accepting deposits and/or withdrawals between USA residents and off-shore gaming sites. Neteller, the most popular payment method, stopped USA gaming transactions on January 17, 2007. For more information, see the Poker Law page.

Always use common sense when making online transactions. To begin with, when submitting your personal information, look for the 'https' prefix in the Web address - this means you are on a secure page. Do not submit personal information to a service you have never heard of or which is not associated with an online gaming site you trust. To be safe, do not keep money in an eWallet account! Use eWallets only to transfer money in and out of poker/gaming sites you trust.

We have taken the time to scrutinized each business entity that offers online financial services to you for the purpose of moving online poker funds. Take the time to read the researched information here, and consider your options carefully - you should devote as much care and research to the reliability of the company you trust with your money as you do to your poker game.

VISA

Many sites still allow you to deposit money into your online poker account with your Visa credit or debit card. You may need to use one of the e-wallets below if your Visa deposit gets declined. An e-wallet acts as a financial middleman between you and the internet poker site you have chosen, and provides a secure and easy way to deposit funds into your account.

Poker Sites that supports VISA >>

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Master Card

You can deposit money into your account with your Mastercard credit card. You may need to use one of the e-wallets below if your MasterCard deposit gets declined. An e-wallet acts as a financial middleman between you and the Poker Room, and provides a secure and easy way to deposit funds into your Account.

ATM Online

ATM Online is a secure, no fee, money processing option that allows users to instantly transfer funds from their bank account or credit cards to their ATM Online wallet.

EWallet Express

EWalletXpress is a secure, confidential online e-wallet account that you can use to transfer funds. You can instantly fund your account using the following methods: Online Checks, Online Bill pay, Email Money transfer, Money Order or Bank Wire.

Moneybookers

Moneybookers is a payment option available that allows you to safely receive and send money via email instantly. You can send money from your credit card, or transfer money to and from your bank account.

Instadebit

INSTADEBIT is a no fee U.S. and Canadian bank account ACH system that allows customers to sign-up and complete their first transaction in real-time.

MyCitadel

MyCitadel is an online wallet that can be funded from a U.S. or Canadian bank account, Credit Card or Bank Transfers. myCitadel has the capability to support instant guaranteed funds to new users upon the creation of a myCitadel Account.

Citadel

Citadel Checks is an online eCheck payment solution for U.S. and Canadian bank account holders. The sign up is free with Citadel Checks and your account can be activated within 15 minutes.

Neteller

Neteller is a secure online method used to transfer funds via a Neteller e-wallet. Once you create a Neteller account you can transfer funds using credit cards, your personal bank account, or electronic funds.

Instacash

Neteller InstaCash allows you to make instant EFT deposits without having to wait the usual 2-4 business days for clearing and without risk of rejection. Your account is credited instantly.

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Deposit and Withdrawal Methods