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My bank has started rejecting transactions for gaming services, citing its risk policy. However, I know that other people are still able to process them. Does this mean there's a problem with the MCC code of a specific payment gateway? How can I find a platform whose gateways are "invisible" to these types of blocking?

Comment by Andre on Thursday: The MCC code truly plays a huge role. Some banks restrict specific transaction categories, regardless of the specific website. It also happens that different gateways on the same platform process transactions differently. This creates the impression that payments are "invisible," when in fact, everything depends on the transaction classification.

Comment by Greg Bjorg on Thursday: Banks reject transactions to gaming services due to the MCC (Merchant Category Code). For casinos, MCC 7995 (gambling) is commonly used. Many banks block such transactions based on their policies. However, some operators use "neutral" gateways with other MCC codes (for example, 5815 (digital goods) or 6051 (financial services)) to bypass the blocking. Finding such platforms is difficult, as they don't advertise this. You can search forum discussions where players share their experiences: "At such-and-such a casino, transactions go through my bank." You can also use intermediary methods: first, top up an e-wallet that isn't blocked, and then access the platform from there. I know that https://allspinsau.com/ , the best online casino today, uses different gateways, and if one bank blocks it, you can choose a different method. Generally, the problem is with your bank—try talking to them or switching banks.