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FXOpen Adds Deposits and Withdrawals via ePayments

August 24, 2016

FXOpen is glad to inform its customers of a new option of depositing and withdrawing funds. We have expanded our list of over 20 methods of money transfer to include ePayments.

ePayments is a reliable and convenient payment system to make two-way transactions starting from 1 USD/1 EUR/10 RUR. The service allows to transfer funds between registered electronic wallets as well as to withdraw funds in euro and dollars to ePayments debit cards.

We are pleased to make the branded FXOpen prepaid cards by ePayments Systems Limited available to our customers. To become the holder of this unique card, log in to your My FXOpen area and selectAdd account -> Debit cards -> Master Card. You will see two options: request a new card or link an existing card to your FXOpen eWallet. The currencies available are euro and US dollar

You can benefit from the special low fees and quick transaction processing, when using the ePayments card to deposit or withdraw. The deposit commission is only 1% and the withdrawal commission is 0%. Deposits from the card are instant and withdrawals are typically processed within 1 hour during the working hours.

Note! Withdrawals to debit cards are not available in Russian rubles, but you can still withdraw to an ePayments electronic wallet.

To deposit or withdraw via ePayments:
  • Log in to My FXOpen area and select ePayments in the Add Funds/Withdraw Funds menu.
  • Fill in the form indicating the amount of payment, currency, FXOpen trading account number, etc. Click Add Funds/Withdraw Funds.
  • You will be transferred to the ePayments web-page to complete the transaction.

Please note that withdrawals via ePayments can be made from FXOpen eWallets only. If your money is on a trading account, transfer it to your eWallet first and then request withdrawal via ePayments.

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