This time I have copied from the Wise website for you so that you can see for yourself what this bank has to say about gambling. We're only talking about companies here, but who's to say that it can't also affect private individuals?
Wise's attitude towards gambling
Gambling is restricted or even prohibited by local laws and regulations in many countries.
These countries are: the USA, Canada, Indonesia, Israel, Norway, Romania, Singapore, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Transfers related to gambling must not involve these countries - this is against our Acceptable Use Policy.
Even in countries where gambling is permitted, companies offering gambling-related services are often required to have an appropriate license to provide these services.
What is considered a gambling-related transfer?
The following activities, for example, are considered to be a remittance in connection with gambling:
making payments to online gambling companies and casinos
receiving payments from companies in the gambling industry
Payments from and to companies whose business activities are directly related to gambling - for example, Poker coaching or IT support for casinos and gambling sites
Payments from and to individuals in connection with gambling
What does this mean for my Wise account?
You can only make and receive gambling-related transfers in the following cases:
You do not live in the USA, Canada, Indonesia, Israel, Norway, Romania, Singapore, Turkey or the United Arab Emirates.
The sender and recipient of the gambling transfer are not located in one of the above-mentioned countries.
The sender's or recipient's bank is not located in one of the countries listed above.
The currency sent or received in the gambling transfer does not belong to one of the countries listed above. Therefore, gambling transfers in USD, CAD, IDR, ILS, NOK, RON, SGD, TRY and AED are not permitted.
if the gambling Provider involved in the transfer is licensed in the country where your account is registered
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list - we reserve the right to cancel or reject any payments that exceed our Risk appetite and close the relevant accounts if necessary. This is part of our legal and regulatory responsibility as a financial institution.
What happens if I want to use Wise for my business?
We do not support businesses involved in gambling anywhere in the world and may close your business account if this happens.
This includes, but is not limited to, the following business activities:
Lotteries
Fantasy sports with cash prizes
Gambling with cash prizes
Sale of in-game currencies from unauthorized dealers
Revolut payout, what do I have to enter?
Nobody has liked this post so far
What does Jeton mean it's not accepting any more? New customers?
This post has been translated automatically
Revolut payout, what do I have to enter?
Liked this post:
gambler337
Wise's attitude towards gambling
Gambling is restricted or even prohibited by local laws and regulations in many countries.
These countries are: the USA, Canada, Indonesia, Israel, Norway, Romania, Singapore, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
Transfers related to gambling must not involve these countries - this is against our Acceptable Use Policy.
Even in countries where gambling is permitted, companies offering gambling-related services are often required to have an appropriate license to provide these services.
What is considered a gambling-related transfer?
The following activities, for example, are considered to be a remittance in connection with gambling:
What does this mean for my Wise account?
You can only make and receive gambling-related transfers in the following cases:
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list - we reserve the right to cancel or reject any payments that exceed our Risk appetite and close the relevant accounts if necessary. This is part of our legal and regulatory responsibility as a financial institution.
What happens if I want to use Wise for my business?
We do not support businesses involved in gambling anywhere in the world and may close your business account if this happens.
This includes, but is not limited to, the following business activities:
This post has been translated automatically