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More and more businesses are going online, which is a good thing for the entrepreneurs as well as the customers. However, you have to be careful when you pay online. Not only you have to make sure that the Payment options you have available with you are supported by the online casino, e-commerce store, etc. that you are interested in, but also that the method you pick is safe.

The following are some of the most popular payment gateways/channels that are highly secure and widely accepted around the world:

1. Visa and MasterCard Cards

Visa and MasterCard are the biggest players in the payments processing network industry. This is the reason why the majority of credit cards and debit cards are backed by either of these networks only irrespective of country/bank, etc. It’s also why most of the online businesses and even brick-and-mortar stores accept these cards.

If you have a Visa/MasterCard credit card or debit card, then you can be sure to have no problem whatsoever with the majority of online stores as far as the payments are concerned.

2. PayPal

PayPal is one of the oldest alternative payment methods that can be used all over the world. It’s especially great for the people who want to buy/sell something from/to someone from another country which has a different local currency. In fact, many times you can enjoy some additional perks when preferring Paypal over other payment methods.

For instance, some online casinos offer PayPal free spins which are free spins for slots that you get to have fun with then you make a deposit using PayPal. It’s a great way to make safe payments while enjoying bonus offers.

3. American Express Cards

American Express cards can be found in almost every country in the world. However, they are especially popular in North America and offer features like membership reward points, free dining deals, movie tickets, concert tickets, etc. on the purchases as well. However, these may not be available with every card, which is why you can have it checked with your card issuer.

4. Apple Pay

iPhone and iPad are two of the most popular mobile devices used by the people today. Thus, there is a good support for Apple Pay as well which is Apple’s own online payment service.

Not only Apple Pay is supported by countless online businesses, it’s also simple and easy to use. Hell, you can even ask Siri to make a payment for you! It doesn’t get any easier than this.

5. Skrill

Skrill, that was formerly known as MoneyBookers, is one of the most popular alternatives to PayPal which itself is one of the biggest payment services. In fact, in many ways both are identical- creating and verifying your accounts on both is equally easy and simple, and the withdrawal charges are also low. However, Skrill gets bonus points for offering a special VIP feature.

Depending on how much you spend with Skrill during a colanders quarter, you can enjoy a variety of perks under are four categories:

• Bronze- if you transact over €6000 in a quarter
• Silver- if you transact over €15,000 in a quarter
• Gold- if you transact over €45,000 in a quarter
• Diamond- if you transact over €90,000 in a quarter

For instance, if you are in the silver category then you can enjoy priority bank uploads, one multi-currency account, etc. Similarly, if you are in the Diamond category you get to enjoy free card uploads, lower currency conversion rates, and up to 3 multi-currency accounts!

In a world where everything is being digitized one after another, it’s natural for the physical cash to become rare one day as well. Besides, there are many benefits of paying online even though there are a number of myths about mobile payments floating around on the Internet.

While it’s true that you should choose your payment gateways carefully, it shouldn’t stop you from having fun playing your favorite online games or going on an online shopping spree. Besides, the majority of online payment options are completely safe, especially the ones mentioned above.

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