I’ve just come across this payment processor on a casino site, but haven’t used it before. Are they ok, fast with payment processing both into and out of your account?

I used Click2Pay payment processor in the Roxy Palace site which is one of the casinos that are powered by Microgaming software. Casinos with Microgaming software provides this payment processor as a means of purchasing casino credits. My credit card wasn’t rejected when I registered in the Click2Pay site and got my account setup in no time. Then I find it easy to transfer my funds there before joining my favorite online Casino, the Roxy Palace. After logging in my favorite casino, I go to the “Bank” menu,“Banking” or “eCash” option, selected the “Deposit” tab, filled up the necessary information including my User name or Email address which I used to create my Click2Pay account and my Personal Account Number (PAN) and then the amount of funds that I transferred to the casino. After transferring the funds by clicking the Submit button, I find myself playing my favorite casino game online.

Like other alternative casino banking options, Click2Pay is an e-Wallet that plays the role as a medium between the casino and yourself. You can fund your online casino account through Click2Pay without encountering those annoying credit card rejections.

So will my credit card information be safe with click2pay? I really have issues with giving out my information to anyone online at any time. It’s frustrating.

I always thought that most places that are setup to mimic the e-wallet would be safe. I do not think I have heard anything bad about this place, but I have not used them myself.

I’ve heard good things about Click2pay but that was within the internet marketing arena.  I didn’t realize that they worked with online casinos.  Lycra, are you from the US?  I’m looking for a processor that will let me try out a few online casinos but it’s hard to find a reputable one.

4aces that was my thought as well. I have only heard of it for other types of setups, nothing though was along the lines of gaming sites or any type of “entertainment” site.

If you’re really worried about your credit card then you know you could always buy a prepaid credit card. That way if someone tries to rip it off they are only able to take a set amount, just up to the value of what is on the card rather than taking you for heaps on a real card.

I usually use a debit card so I don’t have the issue of worrying about my credit card information, but an online payment processor might be a lot more convenient. I’ll have to tak a look into a Click2Pay account.

I’ve used Click2Pay a few times, but I wasn’t really impressed with their customer service. I find PayPal to be a much more reliable payment processor.

Click2Pay is reputable and easy to use and you can deposit or take out money in US dollars even though US citizens cannnot avail themselves of this service. There are several other good alternatives out there too such as ePassporte and MyWebAtm. A pretty good list can be found at http://www.online-gambling-made-easy.com
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