LiteFinance ends support for Perfect Money deposits and withdrawals
LiteFinance has announced that it will no longer support deposits and withdrawals through the Perfect Money payment system. The broker explained that the decision is due to Perfect Money revising the availability and scope of its services.
- Chosen by 0+ local traders in the last 3 months.
- Traders earn on average 12% more per month vs other brokers.
In its statement, LiteFinance acknowledged that the discontinuation of Perfect Money services could inconvenience clients who relied on this method for their financial transactions.
“We understand the impact this change may have on our clients, and we are committed to minimizing any disruptions,” the company stated.
Alternative payment options available
To assist clients in transitioning to other payment methods, LiteFinance is encouraging affected users to contact customer support via LiveChat. Company representatives will help clients activate alternative payment options currently supported by LiteFinance. This step aims to ensure uninterrupted access to deposit and withdrawal services.
While the withdrawal of Perfect Money support may cause temporary challenges, LiteFinance emphasized its commitment to offering a wide range of secure and reliable payment solutions. The company assured clients that it continues to explore new methods to enhance the overall user experience.
Commitment to customer-centric solutions
LiteFinance’s decision reflects the evolving landscape of the payment industry, where providers must adapt to regulatory and operational changes. By proactively addressing these shifts and offering alternative solutions, the company aims to maintain a seamless experience for its global client base.
“We remain dedicated to providing reliable payment options for our clients. We greatly appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this transition,” the LiteFinance statement added.
Earlier, LiteFinance introduced 16 cryptocurrency pairs pegged to the US dollar on its trading platform. The new pairs give traders access to digital assets with attractive margin requirements and competitive contract sizes.
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