Why Am I Seeing a £0 Payment?
A £0 payment appears during the deposit process as part of a security measure called two-factor authentication. This is a standard process used by many online payment processors to verify card or bank details securely.
What Should They Do?
To proceed:
Approve the £0 transaction request. This is required to authenticate your payment method and confirm that you are the card owner.
Once the £0 check is approved, you will then be prompted to approve the actual deposit amount.
Following these steps will ensure your deposit is processed smoothly.
Why Is This Step Necessary?
A £0 payment is just a quick security check to confirm your bank or card details before any real money moves. It can look like there’s nothing to pay at first, but it’s a normal step to make sure everything’s set up safely. This helps prevent payment issues and keeps your account secure.