Credit card verification with international agencies for internet
banking or online transaction can be stressful and tasking
especially when you are verifying from a country like Nigeria that
might be listed as part of the countries to be wary of in issues
relating to finance online. Lots of anomaly has been perpetrated
by fraudsters within the country, this has made verification of
credit card quite tasking for many who desire to operate in the
era of internet banking and cashless policy.
My ordeal with Payza and PayPal recently during verification
process opened my eyes to the stress that most Nigerians go
through before their account could be verified. Of what use is an
un verified account with limited features.
During the verification process, my account was supposed to be
deducted with a particular amount. I will verify by stating the
amount deducted to confirm that I indeed own the credit card.
The card was deducted and for some days my bank could not
provide me with the statement or a alert of what was deducted
in my account. This could be as a result of their in adequacies
when it comes to issues of fund transfer out of the shores of
Nigeria.
Another challenge was the exchange rate. I had not been fully
notified by either institution of the present exchange rate. ‘A
dollar to a naira’. As a result of these inadequacies, my account
was flagged off by a security feature and my account was put
on hold. This led me to the compulsory manual verification
process. I put up this article to allow any one who might be in
this situation plan well for the verification.
VERIFICATION REQUIREMENTS.

See them here
http://samsplatform..com/2013/09/how-to-verify-your-credit-card-for.html?m=1