InstaForex Offers ePayments Debit Amidst Credit Card Ban Issues

InstaForex offers a new payment service. In the midst of the issue of banning deposit facilities using credit cards, the broker launched another payment alternative using the ePayments debit card. This ePayments debit card is linked to accounts in British banks, making it easier for InstaForex clients to access funds to and from their trading accounts anytime and anywhere.


This ePayments card also allows clients to withdraw money directly from the trading account at InstaForex. In addition, the owner of this ePayments card can also make cash withdrawals at any ATM bearing the MasterCard, Maestro, or Cirrus logo.

For free, cardholders can also make online purchases via POS -commission terminal. Clients can also make a monthly withdrawal with this card of up to $5,000 for a very small fee, which is only 2 percent of (the withdrawal amount). The validity of this card is included in the membership commission fee charged by InstaForex of $34.95, which can be paid via bank wire or PayPal.

As already reported, as of next January, the US futures trading regulator, NFA, has imposed a ban on forex brokers accepting deposit payments via credit card, because it is feared it could cause big losses for forex traders. Therefore, this ePayment Debit Card is an online payment method without a credit card.

Forex Books From InstaForex

In addition to launching payments with ePayment debit cards, InstaForex broker has also published a book entitled "Profit Gaps in the Forex Market," written in easy-to-understand Indonesian. This book can be ordered directly through the InstaForex website.