Poker Transfer - Poker Payment And Cashout Options !

U.S. Friendly Poker Transfer Options

Click2Pay - Simple and secure online money transfer. Choose from dozens of funding options and make instant payments at thousands of websites. Click2Pay connects directly to your bank account.

E-check - Using E-check as deposit option is like writing an electronic check, all you have to do is fill in some of your bank account details and choose the amount you need to transfer. It only takes few minutes to get your account set up for poker e-check deposits. At FullTilt most users from USA use this option to transfer money in and out of the poker account.

Entropay - is a prepaid credit card that can be used anywhere you find the Visa symbol, funding your poker account with Entropay should be easy, you can also shop anywhere online with Entropay.

eWalletXpress - has a limit of $150 initially with no fees. After the initial deposit there is an 8.8% fee on all deposits. You can deposit by bank wire for up to $1000 a week. Cashouts have a 10% up to $150 fee.

MoneyGram - Similar but cheaper then Western Union. The fee for using this money transfer service is usually a flat $9.95. Some poker rooms also offers cashouts to MoneyGram.

Pic-Club - Can transfer your bankroll to over 120 online poker sites, with more rooms being added constantly. You can deposit with all major credit cards + Western Union and MoneyGram.

UseMyWallet - Is also known as QuickTender. Players can deposit by credit card for a 5% fee or transfer from their bank account for free. Cashouts are only made by bank wire. The cost of the bank wire is $30 in addition to what your bank charges.

Western Union - Although it is against Western Union's terms of service many poker rooms accept transfers by Western Union. You will need to contact the poker sites support for transfer details. Western Union deposits cost anywhere between 7-20% depending on the size and whether a credit card or cash was used.

Mastercard and Visa recently started to enforce strict rules about US gambling transactions, players from USA might NOT be able to use credit cards for a transfer to and from gambling sites.

Mastercard / Maestro - Most banks will block a U.S. gaming transfer but some still have success depositing with Mastercard. Mastercard does not allow gaming cashouts. Players will have to cash out by check or any other options.

Visa / Visa Electron - While many US banks do not allow gaming transactions some still do. Typically U.S. players that deposit by Visa will have to cash out by check.

More Poker Transfer Options - NOT For US Players

Poker Transfer And E-wallet Payment Options

Moneybookers - Accepts all major credit cards and is very popular. The fee is 1.9% of your deposit amount. Withdrawals have a flat fee of 1.80 Euro. Withdraw money instantly at ATMs worldwide with the new Moneybookers MasterCard tied directly to your Moneybookers account.

Paypal - The most trusted online payment companys Paypal is now entering the online gambling market again and is now accepted by a variety of onlinepoker rooms. Paypal can be used to deposit, send and receive payments online.

Clickandbuy - Is a widely used wallet for all types of money transfers, not just for gambling. Fees vary depending by country, fees are often absorbed by the pokerroom.

Instadebit - Connects directly to your bank account. There are no transaction fees ever charged to you by Instadebit, and nobody have access to your private information.

Neteller - Accepts all major credit cards, fees are 1.9% of the transaction. Withdraw money instantly at ATMs worldwide with the Net+ Prepaid MasterCard.

PaySafeCard - Is Europe's leading prepaid internet payment product. It's quick, easy and safe. You don't need a credit card or a bank account. You can use the paysafecard to payments on the internet without exposing credit card number or personal account details.

Ukash - Get your cash. Exchange it for a Ukash voucher. Use it to pay online. It's that simple! You don't need to tell anyone your financial details.

* Since the gambling rules and restrictions is constantly changing and vary from country to country, some of the listed e-wallets might or might not be available for you.