StrictPay, let’s strictly look at it (part 2)

After having made a general outlook of StrictPay services in the previous entry we now want to describe our micro test exercised with the StrictPay account. Here we are going to cover such aspects as account creation, funds deposit and funds withdrawal.

The signup button is available in two places as usual. One button is above the banner and another one is under the banner in the row of the main menu options. You click any of them if you want to get registered with StrictPay.

The registration procedure is of several steps. First step is as follows:[img_assist|nid=11071|title=|desc=|link=none|align=right|width=640|height=454]

• Enter your name
• Enter your email address
• Invent account name
• Invent password
• Enter your birth date
• Enter Turing number
• Press ‘Next page’

After the first step is successfully completed you follow to the second step. Here you should:

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• Enter your city
• Enter your postal code
• Specify your country
• Press ‘Next page’

On the next page you are offered to learn the agreement terms and conditions and check if you agree with the set regulations. Unlike many other online registration forms where you just put a check mark in the relevant box, in the StrictPay agreement you should enter the first letters of your first name and last name.
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Now our account is ready. We just have to verify the email address by clicking on the link provided in the message that was automatically generated by the system and sent to our email box we specified during the registration. StrictPay sends to the new registered users a message of this kind:

Dear JOHN,

Thank you for signing up for StrictPay.
Your account number is: 55555

In order to verify your email address, you need to click the following link:[img_assist|nid=11070|title=|desc=|link=none|align=right|width=640|height=555]
https://www.strictpay.com/VerifyMyEmail.php?acct=6f23e89439&code=fd499a84c595aceddedaed5090154761fa106f23e89439&email=fd499a84c595aceddedaed5090154761fa10

Please visit our FAQ section to find answers to all of your questions.

Thank you,

Team StrictPay
The Best Payment Solution

Having clicked on the link we are redirected to the StrictPay area where there is a message advising us of a successful confirmation. Now we can log into our account. During the login procedure we use our email address as a username and enter our password along with the Turing number.

But the registration does not end up with the account creation. In the member area we have to fill in some other information. First we are suggested to create and access code that will be used to confirm all the transactions to be made within the StrictPay account.
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After pressing ‘Update access code’ button we are advised of the code we created and recommended to remember it. Then we follow the registration with filling in the security questions.

Now the registration can be regarded as complete yet there is one substantial moment related to the policy accepted by StrictPay. As we already mentioned in our previous article in order to be compliant with all aspects of Panama KYC regulations as well as to provide an extra level of security for everyone involved StrictPay requires all its members to verify their accounts before they can make any transaction.
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There are two types of verification: ACH Authorization and Identity Verification. The first can be fulfilled only on condition a user has a US bank account. For the Identity Verification we have to fill in and submit the verification form[img_assist|nid=11076|title=|desc=|link=none|align=center|width=100|height=94] where we should write our account name, put the date along with our signature and stick the copy of our photo ID or passport.

Previously StrictPay allowed its members to do a total of $500 in transactions prior to becoming verified. This way members could do test spends, and try various other features, before they went through the verification process. Later in September StrictPay announced that now the company will require all members to become verified before they can do any transactions of any amount.

Well, now we are through and can observe our member profile. General functions panel is put under the company banner. More detailed options list is in the left field of the member area. Here we find a lot of various features, but let us omit this and immediately go to funds deposit and withdrawal procedure.

In order to fund our account we press Funds Deposit button and select out of 6 options available. Say. We will fund our account via LibertyReserve. Click the link and follow the steps below:
• Enter the amount to fund and confirm
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• The system automatically calculates the commission and the amount to be credited to your account
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After you press ‘Make Liberty Reserve payment’ you are redirected to your Liberty Reserve profile where you should enter your account information and confirm the transaction
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Among withdrawal options accepted by StrictPay there are only ACH Transfer, Bank Wire, Check by Mail and Debit Card. All these options available only to verified users as it was already mentioned for several times.

To order StrictPay Visa debit card you should click the debit card link on the left side of the member home page. The StrictPay Debit Card is only $19.95 to purchase. Because this is a personalized Visa Debit Card it takes 3-6 weeks for StrictPay to process your order.

All the transactions are final with StrictPay. The company does not get involved with disputes between merchants and their customers for legal reasons.