Rules for Third-Party Transactions on Hurupay
Hurupay provides specific guidelines for handling third-party transactions, including both receiving payments and sending money. Below is a detailed explanation of the rules and limitations:
Receiving Third-Party Payments
Hurupay allows users to receive payments from third parties in the following scenarios:
Payments from third-party platforms: You can receive funds from accounts on platforms such as payment processors, freelance marketplaces, and payroll systems. Examples include PayPal, Stripe, Wise, Upwork, Deel, Fiverr, Amazon, Etsy, and Airbnb. These platforms facilitate payments from other individuals or organizations.
Transfers from family members: You can receive money from family members who share the same surname. This ensures that personal transfers within families are supported.
Sending Money to Third Parties
While Hurupay supports certain types of transfers, there are restrictions on sending money to third-party accounts:
Permissible transfers: You can send money to family members who share the same surname or to your own linked bank account. These transfers are designed to support personal and family-related transactions.
Restricted transfers: Sending money to unrelated third parties, such as merchants or individuals who do not meet the above criteria, is not allowed. For example, you cannot use Hurupay to pay for purchases like a car or other goods and services directly to a third party.
By adhering to these rules, Hurupay ensures secure and compliant transactions for its users.
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