i am from India. i have a citi bank debit card with master logo on it can i use that debit card for verifing my paypal a.c
yeah u can.. but den u will have some probs regarding the 4 digit code... u will hav to contact your bank manager to get that code....
Actually i have read in other forums that with indian debit card you cannot verify your paypal cos you won't get that 4-digit code , you have to get a credit card for it.
Well I don't think you can verify your PayPal account with debit card. I have heard many times that people got their account verified with debit card also but there is no such proof of that. Its better of you get your account verified with credit card or in worst cases you can use VCC. Regards
I don't think indian debitcards can be linked with paypal, you may create virtual credit card (VCC) and verify with paypal.
All Indian Debit cards with Visa or Mastercard logo may be linked with paypal. But, the problem with Indian Banks is that they don't give you the "offshore transaction details" or "POS transaction details" in your Bank statement that contains your PayPal 4-digit expuse code required for verification.. So, unless you are sure that you can get it from your branch, you will not be successful with adding your Debit Card in PayPal. In fact, I'm having my PayPal verified by using an Indian Debit Card branded with VISA (The "Yuva Card" from State Bank of India)
As far as my knowledge goes you may have some problems if you use an indian debit card. As you will not get a statement of a debit card and hence you will not get the four digit verification code. It is better that you get in touch with your bank regarding this. So it is better to use a credit card. If you do not have it. You should get it because have a credit card will help you in a lot of cases.
I have my PayPal verified using an Indian Debit Card (issued by SBI) - Requires you to keep Rs 500/- only in account - Issued only to 18-30 yrs age-group
I hope that this comment is not sarcastic, because, I'm not lying here. Google "SBI Yuva card" to get your answers.
I don't understand 1 thing ... Tell me why are you promoting SBI ?? R U getting money for doing so ?? R U an SBI employee ?? I have read your post in many thread, you are always trying to convince people to have an SBI yuva card ... May I know the reason ?? SBI is the worst bank I have ever seen ... They suck !!!
As best of my Knowledge till date PayPal only support for Verification purpose for Indian resident only Credit Card. Debit card not support for PayPal account verification purpose
From PayPalTo Verify your PayPal account, just link your bank account to your PayPal account or be approved for PayPal Smart Connect or the PayPal Plus MasterCard®. We ask customers to take the extra step to Verify their accounts to help make PayPal even safer for everyone. When you’re Verified, it means that you’ve provided a little more information about yourself to help confirm your identity.After you get Verified, we’ll lift your limits so you can send or withdraw more money.Here’s how to Verify your account: 1.Log in to your PayPal account. 2.Click Get Verified on your Account Overview. 3.Select the verification method you want to use. 4.Enter your information, then click Continue. 5.Click Confirm, then click Submit.
On a side note, are there any requirements to opening a bank account in India for foreigners? I may move there to work soon.
Contact the bank you want to do business with and ask them their requirements for opening an account.