WHAT IS A MINIC or MINI DEPOSIT?
A mini deposit is a 4-digit transaction code or a debit amount of up to $1 or more, which is necessary to link a card to some merchants, most often needed for a card link on Facebook. If you want to buy a card from a merchant, it may be written how mini deposits come. Let's look at the example of platforms to make it easier for you to navigate at the moment the most common ones: digital card service, card nav, my card info, fdecs
digital card service: mini deposits come to the mail from enroll only for all transactions that are $1 and more, as a rule, this is suitable for most services, they come instantly.
Card nav: this is an application in which you can view all transactions in real time and set push notifications for all types of transactions mini deposits are accepted for all transactions from $0.01, they come instantly.
My card info: mini deposits can be seen in your personal account in the Pending Authorizations tab or set a security alert by mail.
Fdecs: mini deposits come in pending transactions in your personal account also instantly well suited for work.
Now to examples of what the mini deposit code looks like for different platforms so that beginners do not confuse it with the 3ds/otp code:
This screenshot shows that the mini deposit came from Facebook and the code for it is 99GO, we view it in pending transactions
Here, a mini deposit also came from Facebook, and the code for it will be ZZWG, you can view it in the transaction in the application.
By clicking on Pending Authorizations you will see a mini deposit on the same principle as others, and you can also set a security alert by clicking on the Account info tab
Here is shown how to set up a mini deposit for the digital card service from your personal account, if you work through the application, the principle is the same.
On this platform, mini deposits come to your email strictly from $1, but before that you need to set the transaction amount in your personal account from $1
A mini deposit is a 4-digit transaction code or a debit amount of up to $1 or more, which is necessary to link a card to some merchants, most often needed for a card link on Facebook. If you want to buy a card from a merchant, it may be written how mini deposits come. Let's look at the example of platforms to make it easier for you to navigate at the moment the most common ones: digital card service, card nav, my card info, fdecs
digital card service: mini deposits come to the mail from enroll only for all transactions that are $1 and more, as a rule, this is suitable for most services, they come instantly.
Card nav: this is an application in which you can view all transactions in real time and set push notifications for all types of transactions mini deposits are accepted for all transactions from $0.01, they come instantly.
My card info: mini deposits can be seen in your personal account in the Pending Authorizations tab or set a security alert by mail.
Fdecs: mini deposits come in pending transactions in your personal account also instantly well suited for work.
Now to examples of what the mini deposit code looks like for different platforms so that beginners do not confuse it with the 3ds/otp code:
FDECS:
This screenshot shows that the mini deposit came from Facebook and the code for it is 99GO, we view it in pending transactions
CARD NAV:
Here, a mini deposit also came from Facebook, and the code for it will be ZZWG, you can view it in the transaction in the application.
MY CARD INFO:
By clicking on Pending Authorizations you will see a mini deposit on the same principle as others, and you can also set a security alert by clicking on the Account info tab
DIGITAL CARD SERVICE:
Here is shown how to set up a mini deposit for the digital card service from your personal account, if you work through the application, the principle is the same.
On this platform, mini deposits come to your email strictly from $1, but before that you need to set the transaction amount in your personal account from $1
