E-wallet
An electronic service where you store and transfer money, like a virtual bank account.
An "e-wallet," or electronic wallet, is a digital tool that allows individuals to store and manage their payment information and conduct transactions online. E-wallets can store various forms of payment methods, including credit and debit card details, bank account information, and even cryptocurrencies. They are commonly used for online shopping, money transfers, and payments for services, including gambling at online casinos.
E-wallets provide a convenient and secure way to make transactions without the need to enter payment details each time. Users can access their e-wallets through mobile apps or web platforms, and they often include features such as transaction history, balance tracking, and security measures like encryption and two-factor authentication. Popular examples of e-wallets include PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, and Apple Pay.
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