Post by hawkeye on Mar 1, 2016 10:43:55 GMT
I'm facing (from my point of view) a problem of a very low flexibility in managing my funds spread among a few p2p lending platforms.
Is there any (probably regulatory) reason why none platform supports Skrill (Moneybookers), Neteller or other e-wallet services for depositing and withdrawing funds?
Same is applicable for debit/credit/prepaid cards. I understand nothing is free of charge and I'd be pretty happy with a reasonable fee.
Similar businesses like sports betting, online poker, forex trading... have no problem with these tools, they mostly cover the fees themselves and I believe it helps to increase the industry liquidity a lot.
One of the options of using transferwise for depositing by card has the unbelievable limitation (of the otherwise great service) they are not able to provide the transfer without currency conversion. You have EUR card, EUR target bank account of the p2p provider but you cannot use transferwise with 1:1 currency conversion rate and choose EUR as a source and also target currency :-| ***.
Is it just me who finds this an issue? Any suggestions?
Is there any (probably regulatory) reason why none platform supports Skrill (Moneybookers), Neteller or other e-wallet services for depositing and withdrawing funds?
Same is applicable for debit/credit/prepaid cards. I understand nothing is free of charge and I'd be pretty happy with a reasonable fee.
Similar businesses like sports betting, online poker, forex trading... have no problem with these tools, they mostly cover the fees themselves and I believe it helps to increase the industry liquidity a lot.
One of the options of using transferwise for depositing by card has the unbelievable limitation (of the otherwise great service) they are not able to provide the transfer without currency conversion. You have EUR card, EUR target bank account of the p2p provider but you cannot use transferwise with 1:1 currency conversion rate and choose EUR as a source and also target currency :-| ***.
Is it just me who finds this an issue? Any suggestions?