Any advice for online bank account with IBAN that accepts funds from bet365, have to withdraw funds by bank wire, but no banks in Lithuania accept funds.
wise will have no problemPorobella said:
Any advice for online bank account with IBAN that accepts funds from bet365, have to withdraw funds by bank wire, but no banks in Lithuania accept funds.
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wise does not approve gambling.
Porobella said:
Any advice for online bank account with IBAN that accepts funds from bet365, have to withdraw funds by bank wire, but no banks in Lithuania accept funds.
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not true for withdrawals from bookies etc.Barbanera33 said:
wise does not approve gambling.
They will close your account if they will notice money going to or coming from gambling websites
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n26 accept, I do itPorobella said:
Any advice for online bank account with IBAN that accepts funds from bet365, have to withdraw funds by bank wire, but no banks in Lithuania accept funds.
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Hi, I use SB in Lithuania and its works well.Riekstins said:
Hi! Did someone found some solution? I'm from Latvia today paysafecard account was closed, they now closing all accounts slowly who used for gambling. So anyone from Lithuania, Latvia have advice what Iban, card, platform use? As Revolut,wise is long time gone.. Paysera told its not allowed to send or get from 365. Icard also is gone. All latvian banks also stoped or will stop very soon
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As SB you mean Swedbank?
no, Im speaking about Siauliu Bankas, in Lithuania
Yeah, that's super local
hi, how much time does it take to receive funds on icard via bank transfer from the moment that money leave bet365?Gamesearcher said:
I am from Italy and I successfully deposited and withdrawn money from bet365 (Italian version) using with Icard account.
I made the deposit and the withdrawal through IBAN.
it works also using Vivid account, always thought IBAN.
You can also try using bitsa, which now offers an individual IBAN for each client.
Let me know how it goes
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