Hello Martin,
At this point, we are no longer focusing on whether the card used for the deposit was issued by PayPal or another provider. The key point is that the transaction was processed through Google Pay, which served as the payment method. The player has already submitted a screenshot from their Google Pay account showing the last digits of the card used. This screenshot corresponds directly with the deposit in question and forms the basis of our current position.
While the player has made efforts to clarify the situation, we would like to further refine our understanding.
We acknowledge that virtual cards issued by PayPal are typically not traceable through formal documentation. Therefore, we understand that obtaining an official statement from PayPal confirming ownership of a specific virtual card is likely not feasible in practice.
Regarding the Transaktionsübersicht screenshot — we must clarify that it does not meet the necessary verification standards. To move forward, we ask for the following confirmation:
A screenshot of the card as it appears in the Google Pay app, showing the last four digits used in the deposit. According to the current information, this would be either 69** or 94**.
As you know, Google Pay often generates a virtual account number (VAN) to protect the actual card details during transactions.
The card ending in 94**, for example, is most likely the last four digits of the user’s actual physical card linked to their Google Pay account.
Could Erikbern please confirm whether this is indeed the case?
This will help clarify the ownership of the payment method and allow us to proceed accordingly.
Hello Martin,
At this point, we are no longer focusing on whether the card used for the deposit was issued by PayPal or another provider. The key point is that the transaction was processed through Google Pay, which served as the payment method. The player has already submitted a screenshot from their Google Pay account showing the last digits of the card used. This screenshot corresponds directly with the deposit in question and forms the basis of our current position.
While the player has made efforts to clarify the situation, we would like to further refine our understanding.
We acknowledge that virtual cards issued by PayPal are typically not traceable through formal documentation. Therefore, we understand that obtaining an official statement from PayPal confirming ownership of a specific virtual card is likely not feasible in practice.
Regarding the Transaktionsübersicht screenshot — we must clarify that it does not meet the necessary verification standards. To move forward, we ask for the following confirmation:
A screenshot of the card as it appears in the Google Pay app, showing the last four digits used in the deposit. According to the current information, this would be either 69** or 94**.
As you know, Google Pay often generates a virtual account number (VAN) to protect the actual card details during transactions.
The card ending in 94**, for example, is most likely the last four digits of the user’s actual physical card linked to their Google Pay account.
Could Erikbern please confirm whether this is indeed the case?
This will help clarify the ownership of the payment method and allow us to proceed accordingly.