• Card deposit failed

  There are many reasons why a card deposit fails. The reasons are usually the following Insufficient amount on the card 3ds is not active on the card; to solve this problem it is possible to activate it autonomously through home banking, if this is not possible call your bank's assistance requesting activation Monthly spending threshold exceeded ATTENTION: difficulties have been reported in payments with cards issued by Poste Italiane and Ing Direct. If you find an error in the payment, you canSome readers

• Deposit by cards

  If your platform permits card deposits, please read this article: To make a deposit by credit card or debit card, once you have logged in, click on "deposit". Select "credit card". Enter "card number", "expiry date" and "cvv". Select "add card" Please note: prepaid cards are also accepted. For amounts over €50, the card must be 3DS-enabled. There are no fees for depositing by card. Click at the top left on "Dashboard", "deposit", "credit card". Fill in your credit card details.Few readers

• Withdrawals

  To withdraw funds to your current account, once you have logged in, click on "withdraw". Enter the amount to be withdrawn and, if you have not already done so, enter the IBAN (in your name) where you will make the withdrawal. NOTE: THE BANK ACCOUNT TO WHICH YOU MAKE THE WITHDRAWAL MUST BE IN THE NAME OF THE SAME PERSON WHO VERIFIED THE DOCUMENTS ON THE EVENFI ACCOUNT.Few readers

• Deposit by bank transfer

  To make a deposit by bank transfer, once logged in, simply click on "deposit", there you will find all the information such as beneficiary, iban and if necessary the BIC (usually home banking finds it automatically without having to enter it manually). EvenFi's account is nominative; Each user has their own IBAN; There are no deposit fees from the platform; Time: 24/48 hours; Causation: no special code is required. You can use the reason that is most convenient for you to identify theFew readers

• Bank transfer times

  Transfers, once ordered via home banking or over the counter, must be processed by the bank before they are actually credited to the recipient's bank account. Each bank has a time limit for processing transfers: this is the so-called cut-off time. Thus: If the transfer is initiated within the cut-off time, then you will receive it on the next working day. For example, if the credit transfer is arranged on Monday before the cut-off time, it will be processed on that day and will therefore be credFew readers