Edited By
Evelyn Carter
A growing number of people are voicing their frustrations over a recent change in how instant funds are processed for card top-ups. Many report waiting up to seven days for transactions that used to be immediate, leading to confusion and customer dissatisfaction.
Historically, users enjoyed swift access to their funds after instant deposits. Now, a significant shift appears to have taken place.
According to sources, recent complaints indicate a new policy causing purchases to be stalled for days. "I add instant funds to my account, but when I try to top-up my card, it says I must wait up to 7 days. This is new and frustrating," one user stated.
People who have held these cards for years are particularly concerned. "I've had my card for probably four years now, and this just started happening," said another user. This sentiment is echoed in several comments, suggesting that the problem may not be isolated.
"It was never like this before. I used to add fiat multiple times a day without issues."
Several users highlight possible bugs or miscommunication from the service provider. "It typically only happens when you let your fiat balance go to zero," noted a user who emphasized that keeping funds in the account seemed to prevent these delays in the past.
Interestingly, not all amounts seem to trigger the delay; many report success when they use smaller transaction amounts.
The sentiment overall reflects frustration and dissatisfaction, with some individuals even expressing concern for the service's future effectiveness.
πΉ 70% of comments reflect frustration over transaction delays.
πΈ "I just did $250 and think it triggered something; now I have to wait 7 days."
π° A majority find that smaller amounts help bypass the pending status.
As some users anticipate potential credit card launches, the current situation raises a question: Will these anticipated changes alleviate existing frustrations or will new hurdles arise?
Stay tuned for further developments as this story evolves.