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Deposit and withdrawal methods: What do you think of MIFINITY?

Topic created on 23rd Jun. 2024 | Page: 1 of 2 | Answers: 18 | Views: 1,890
Freakz0id
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

23rd Jun. 2024, at 12:09 pm CEST#1
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I have been shown MIFINITY quite often in the casinos as a pay-in and pay-out option, has anyone had any experience with it and can report back?

I know absolutely nothing about e-wallets, Bitcoin and co...but wanted to keep my bank account for a while 😁

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rebirth75
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

23rd Jun. 2024, at 04:34 pm CEST#2
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I recently (about 1 month ago) opened an account myself because my bank was giving me problems.
I found good answers here: https://www.gamblejoe.com/forum/online-casinos/einzahlung-auszahlung/mifinity-fragen-398347/

So far I'm super satisfied and everything is working smoothly. Deposits and withdrawals from the casino are all fast and perfect. You can transfer the money from your bank to your Minfinity account and back in one day via a virtual IBAN without anyone asking. Really a great thing

I used to use paysafe, but it's no longer possible to withdraw money from casinos, so it's become uninteresting.

I hope you will be satisfied too!

LG

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Miker
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

24th Jun. 2024, at 05:50 am CEST#3
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I'm also completely at peace 👍

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Freakz0id
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

24th Jun. 2024, at 07:25 am CEST#4
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Is it correct that you only have an annual limit of 2000 euros? ..

The terms and conditions are also funny... no matter what, it's either your fault or minfinity's not... 🤣 I registered once... Let's see how long the Verification takes

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Simbda
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

24th Jun. 2024, at 08:36 am CEST#5
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I am also completely satisfied. You can also have the limit set higher. If your limit is reached, which I did a few days ago. Just write to support and they'll increase your limit. Depending on what documents they still need from you. For me it was nothing.

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rebirth75
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

24th Jun. 2024, at 08:46 am CEST#6
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Freakz0id wrote on 24.06.2024 at 07:25: Is it correct that you only have an annual limit of 2000 euros there? ..

The terms and conditions are funny too... no matter what, it's your fault or minfinity just isn't.. 🤣 I registered once... Let's see how long the Verification takes

I'd also be interested to know what the limits are. I can't find anything on my account.

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Sela1
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

24th Jun. 2024, at 09:17 am CEST#7
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With a verified Mifinity account, the limit is 20,000 euros. All you need is an ID document and a selfie.

Then there is the VIP Mifinity account Verification, which increases the limit to the maximum. But I don't know what the maximum is 🤔
You then have to provide proof of address, proof of income and a bank statement showing deposits from your bank account to Mifinity.

At least that's what I read

I always do this via Revolut to Mifinity. And I've also deposited the Jeton Card, so I can withdraw money to it and withdraw it from ATMs. It's often even faster than going from the Jeton Wallet to the Jeton Card.

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Freakz0id
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

24th Jun. 2024, at 10:45 am CEST#8
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According to the AGBs...

Non-verified accounts max 150€

Verified (ID & invoice) 2000€

I didn't find the 20k limit anywhere...

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Sela1
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

24th Jun. 2024, at 11:26 am CEST#9
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I had read this on a comparison site for e-wallets. I'll have to see if I can still find the page.

In any case, I'm already over 2000 euros and nothing has come in yet.

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Malganes
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

27th Jun. 2024, at 01:42 am CEST#10
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Sela1 wrote on 24.06.2024 at 09:17:

I always do this via Revolut to Mifinity. And I have also deposited the Jeton Card, to which I can then also pay out money and withdraw it from ATMs. It's often even faster than going from the Jeton Wallet to the Jeton Card.

Did I understand correctly that you have saved your Jeton credit card in your MiFinity account and can use it as a withdrawal option? I keep wondering how you managed to do that? I can add the Jeton credit card as a card, but when I try to add money with the Jeton card, I get this error message: Unable to authorize the selected payment option. Please select another payment option or add a new one.

So I can't even have the Jeton credit card verified. It's a real mystery to me how you did that?


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Sela1
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

27th Jun. 2024, at 05:27 am CEST#11
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Malganes wrote on 27.06.2024 at 01:42:
Did I understand correctly that you have your Jeton credit card on file with your MiFinity account and can use it as a withdrawal option? I keep wondering how you managed to do that? I can add the Jeton credit card as a card, but when I try to add money with the Jeton card, I get this error message: Unable to authorize the selected payment option. Please select another payment option or add a new one.

So I can't even have the Jeton credit card verified. It's a real mystery to me how you did that?



Maybe it's because of the wallet you're using? If you have several wallets, try depositing money from each wallet. I can't remember exactly, but I think it only worked with the eCommerce wallet. I've also added the Paysafe MasterCard to this wallet and it works the same with withdrawals. I can only Deposit and withdraw money to and from this wallet with the card. I then send the money to the Gaming Wallet, for example, and when I want to withdraw, I first send it to the eCommerce Wallet and then withdraw it from there.


You just have to be careful when you make a depositor. You get a code with which you have to verify the card. With the Paysafe Mastercard, this appears immediately on the statement, with Jeton it takes a few days. The money with Mifinitiy is frozen until you have verified these cards. I was smart enough to do this on a Thursday and then couldn't access my money until Monday, neither withdraw it nor pay with it anywhere.

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Malganes
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

27th Jun. 2024, at 01:39 pm CEST#12
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Sela1 wrote on 27.06.2024 at 05:27:
Maybe it's because of the wallet you're using? If you have several wallets, try depositing money from each wallet. I don't remember exactly, but I think it only worked with the eCommerce wallet. I've also added the Paysafe MasterCard to this wallet and it works the same with withdrawals. I can only Deposit and withdraw money to and from this wallet with the card. I then send the money to the Gaming Wallet, for example, and when I want to withdraw, I first send it to the eCommerce Wallet and then withdraw it from there.


You just have to be careful when you make a depositor. You get a code with which you have to verify the card. With the Paysafe Mastercard, this appears immediately on the statement, with Jeton it takes a few days. The money with Mifinitiy is frozen until you have verified these cards. I was smart enough to do this on a Thursday and then couldn't access my money until Monday, neither withdraw it nor pay with it anywhere.

First of all, thank you very much for your quick reply You really helped me with your description of how you did it with the token card at MiFinity. Many thanks for that. I actually managed to deposit money at MiFinity using the Jeton card.


I created a new wallet with MiFinity. It really depends on which category you create the wallet under. It works with all categories except the Gaming category. I have no idea why they make differences there. I have now created a wallet under eCommerce. It definitely works with that. The question of whether the amount is used for gaming purposes is also conspicuous, because there is a selection box there.

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Bluff
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

27th Jun. 2024, at 02:38 pm CEST#13
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I've been using it for about 1 week now and so far I can say nothing negative

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Sela1
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What do you think of MIFINITY?

27th Jun. 2024, at 03:00 pm CEST#14
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Malganes wrote on 27.06.2024 at 13:39:

The question of whether the amount is used for gaming purposes is also striking, because there is then a selection box.


So if I have understood that correctly: If you answer yes to this question whether the amount will be used for gaming purposes, then you can only Deposit this money on gaming sites.

If not, then you can't deposit it on gaming sites. But I'm not quite sure.

I always send it to my gaming wallet and deposit it in casinos from there. No problems yet...

But I rarely deposit with a card, almost always with Revolut. For me, the Jeton Card is more about paying out.

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Malganes
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27th Jun. 2024, at 10:28 pm CEST#15
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Sela1 wrote on 27.06.2024 at 15:00:


So if I have understood this correctly: If you answer yes to this question whether the amount is used for gaming purposes, then you can only Deposit this money on gaming sites.

If not, then you can't deposit it on gaming sites. But I'm not quite sure.

I always send it to my gaming wallet and deposit it in casinos from there. No problems yet...

But I rarely deposit with a card, almost always with Revolut. I'm more interested in paying out with the Jeton Card.

All right, good to know So it's best to move the money deposited by credit card to the eCommerce wallet to the gaming wallet if you plan to gamble with it.

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