The WebMoney system is considered the most used and demanded platform, thanks to which you can not only make payments online, but also save your savings earned on the Internet. If you want to quickly and safely transfer money from an electronic wallet to a bank card, then you should know what steps to take.
Obtaining a certificate
By registering with WebMoney, you automatically receive a pseudonym certificate, which significantly limits your financial capabilities in the system. That is, you will be able to use a limited set of functions. More detailed information on the types of passports is contained in a separate tab.
The next stage is obtaining a formal certificate and confirmation of your personal data entered during registration. In the settings of your profile, information about the passport and TIN are filled in. Next, high-quality photographs of documents are uploaded to the specified section of the system. If the data is reliable, then after a while you will gain access to the formal certificate and will be able to use an extended set of functions. Now you can start withdrawing funds to your bank card.
Basic rules for transferring funds to a card
As a rule, it is more convenient to withdraw money from WebMoney to a card through specialized sites that provide services of this kind. However, in this case, you will have to pay a percentage of the total transfer amount. The choice of an electronic exchanger depends on the speed of the transfer, the availability of the reserve amount, the reliability and the amount of the overpayment. Withdrawal resources work around the clock according to the standard scheme. The procedure is as follows:
It is enough to enter in the blank lines the amount of the desired transfer, last name, first name, as indicated on your bank card, and indicate the individual WMID in the WebMoney system. Next, confirm the payment in your profile and wait for the exchanger to perform the operation. Enrollments take place within 1-4 business days. This process depends on the efficiency of the site administration, as well as the bank in which your card is issued.
