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CLICK2PAY at a Glance
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U.S. Transactions: |
 No |
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Fees: |
3% fee for all credit card transactions
8.9% Instacash fee |
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Operated Since: |
2001 |
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Location: |
Germany |
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Funding / Withdrawal Methods: |
Bank Transfer
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CLICK2PAY Review
CLICK2PAY are an online company that allow the transfer of money between users and online merchants. Employing RSA encryption technology to protect your cash, they allow you to deposit and withdraw from a number of online poker rooms, as well as countless other online merchants. They are based in Germany and are, as such, regulated by the German governments Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin). This high level of accountability means you can be assured that CLICK2PAY are operating at the highest business standards.
Allowing you to access you account from anyway there is an internet connection means that you can quickly and easily transfer funds whenever you need to. Money can either be added to an online eWallet, or come straight from a linked bank account. The second option will allow you to instantly move money from your bank account to your preferred poker site without having to fill up an eWallet first. This process is as simple as credit card deposits, but won't suffer from the increased restrictions placed on them by the US government.
There are a number of different options available for making deposits into your CLICK2PAY account, including credit card, Electronic Funds Transfer and direct debit - although a 3% fee is charged for credit card transfers. Withdrawals are most commonly handled by Electronic Funds Transfer. CLICK2PAY offer monetary services in a number of different currencies worldwide, although they do not currently allow U.S. users to open accounts, due to the restrictions of the UIGEA.
There is a transfer limit on your account, however the more you use it the more you can transfer. This ensures that the most active users are rewarded for their custom. CLICK2PAY is available at a number of different poker rooms, including: Titan, Absolute Poker, and Full Tilt. |
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