How to add Zip Code to deposit using CC (Canadian Players)
Canadian zip codes are the same as Canadian postal codes. They should be entered with a space between the first 3 digits and the last 3 digits. Example: A2B 3C4
Canadian zip codes are the same as Canadian postal codes. They should be entered with a space between the first 3 digits and the last 3 digits. Example: A2B 3C4
The minimum deposit is set by our payment providers, not us. We’re usually able to offer new players a minimum deposit of $25 to test the site, but the recent change by our provider won’t allow for that. The good news is that as you build a positive financial reputation with us, your minimum won’t change and you’ll be granted the ability to make more deposits per day, week, and month at higher amounts. If you’re looking for a payment method that offers a lower deposit amount, consider Bitcoin, which lets you deposit as little as $10.
You can edit your credit card by following these 5 easy steps: Launch the poker client and click on deposit Click on account next to certifications Click on my cards below your username Click on the card you want to edit Scroll down, enter your new info, and save your changes
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Here are the steps to create a Bitcoin or Crypto wallet: First go to buybitcoinworldwide.com. Select the country you reside in and the payment method you want to use. A credit card is the most popular option. You will see several wallet options to choose from that meet your criteria. You can read reviews of each,see the pros and cons, plus additional information. Select the wallet you want and it will take you directly to the company’s website. You will be able to buy Bitcoin or other available cryptos using any of the methods offered. Finally, you can send that Bitcoin to our poker network so that it goes into your account. When you withdraw back to your wallet, you can link directly to your bank account so the money gets there even faster.
Here are the steps to deposit using Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency: Go to the poker client and click “Deposit’’ on the bottom right. To deposit with Bitcoin, click on the ‘‘Bitcoin’’ button. Enter the amount you want to deposit in USD, taking the minimum and maximum amounts into consideration. Also, enter the promo code if you have one. You will receive a warning to check with your wallet that your funds are originating with Bitcoin and not Bitcoin Cash. If the currencies don’t match, it will lead to a permanent loss of funds. Next click ‘‘Get Address’’, which is a unique Bitcoin address that can only be used one time. If you use this address a second time for a deposit, you could lose the funds. When you click ‘‘Get Address’’ you will see the amount in Bitcoin you are sending. Scan the QR Code or copy and paste the address into your wallet. Once you send the funds, it usually takes 15-45 minutes. If you want to choose a crypto other than Bitcoin, click on ‘‘Deposit’’ from the poker client, then ‘‘Cryptos” and search for the crypto of your choice. The rest of the instructions above are the same.
You can learn how to deposit using your credit card by watching this short video:
These are the fees for MoneyGram withdrawals: $60 fee on withdrawals of $100 to $299 $70 fee on withdrawals of $300 to $350 The applicable fee must be available in your Poker Balance when we process your withdrawal.
MoneyGram deposits made for an incorrect amount are usually rejected, but if the deposit was made in the past 48 hours, we can still resubmit the transaction with the new amount. If it has been less than 48 hours, please email us at support@winningpokernetwork.com with a picture of the receipt showing the sender's name, receiver's name and the control number. Be sure to write to us from your registered email address. If you sent your funds more than 48 hours ago, you’ll need to cancel the deposit request and process a new deposit for the correct amount.
If you deposited the incorrect amount then please contact support@winningpokernetwork.com from your registered email address.