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Purchase balance money

Started by karihakkinen 2019-12-13 at 04:09
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karihakkinen
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Posted 2019-12-13 at 04:09
Is it possible to use the money on purchase balance as transfer fee?
Admin
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Posted 2019-12-16 at 12:38
Quote: karihakkinen
Is it possible to use the money on purchase balance as transfer fee?


Hello,

I am sorry but i do not fully understand what you mean.
Could you please explain it more?

What do you mean by transfer fee?

Best regards,
Gptplanet Support
lexxus
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Posted 2019-12-16 at 17:41
I wouldn't say it any better admin
karihakkinen
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Posted 2019-12-17 at 02:29
Here is the list of the supported payment processors as well as the withdraw fees for each one :

SolidTrustPay 5%
Payeer 5%
Bitcoin $3+0.5%
Litecoin $0.25+2%
Dash $1 + 1%
AirTM 5%
Neteller $0.5 + 2%
Skrill $0.6 +3%

So, is it possible to utilise purchase balance money for these transfer fees?
« Last Edit: 2019-12-17 at 04:13 by karihakkinen »
MeganSanders
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Posted 2020-01-04 at 05:18
Quote: karihakkinen
Here is the list of the supported payment processors as well as the withdraw fees for each one myprepaidcenter :

SolidTrustPay 5%
Payeer 5%
Bitcoin $3+0.5%
Litecoin $0.25+2%
Dash $1 + 1%
AirTM 5%
Neteller $0.5 + 2%
Skrill $0.6 +3%

So, is it possible to utilise purchase balance money for these transfer fees?


I have no idea
Not familiar with the topic.
« Last Edit: 2020-01-04 at 05:20 by MeganSanders »
Fender2L
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Posted 2020-01-27 at 10:03
The debit balance in a margin account is the amount owed by the customer to a broker for payment of money advanced to purchase securities UPSers.