Full Tilt Payment Processor

Filed in archive Internet Poker on February 4, 2007

The first attempt by an online poker room post-UIEGA signage to produce a new payment processor that has not been used for poker prior to collapse of Neteller. full tilt poker is now offering MyWebATM to move those hard earned pots in and out of the online world much like Neteller.

Below is the press release from Full Tilt's website:

The MyWebATM card is the fastest and easiest way to transfer funds from your bank account to your Full Tilt Poker player account. Signing up for the MyWebATM card takes just a few minutes, and you can begin using your account immediately.

Depositing to Full Tilt Poker Using MyWebATM
After creating a MyWebATM account outlined in the step-by-step process described below, you can transfer funds to your MyWebATM account directly from your personal bank account. As soon as the funds reach your MyWebATM account, they will be instantly accessible for use on Full Tilt Poker, or as cash through thousands of ATMs worldwide. After creating your account, you will receive a physical MyWebATM card in the mail, although this card is not necessary for use when making online transfers.

MyWebATM is accepted at more than 843,000 PLUS ATMs, more than 244,000 STAR ATMs, and more than 3.1 million Interlink retail locations worldwide. For your security, funds can only be accessed using your Personal Identification Number (PIN).

When using your MyWebATM account to deposit money to Full Tilt Poker, you must enter your account number along with your three-digit TAV code, which is similar to the security code you may find on the back of your credit card or bank-issued debit card.

For players who have never made a deposit on Full Tilt Poker, you can take advantage of the industry's most generous Deposit Bonus. Make your first deposit for as little as $50 and we'll match it 100%, up to $600.

The steps below detail how easy it is to set up your MyWebATM account and then transfer money into your Full Tilt Poker account. Click here to get started, but keep this window open for quick and easy reference.