Want to purchase game but cant due to lack of payment options

[Smelvin]

Ive manage to get money for a game ive been wanting for a couple years now (Ravenfield) and when I went to purchase it, it doesn't have many acceptable payment options (None of which I have)

If it helps, I live in the UK and I use a Santander Debit Card

[Supafly]

Shouldn't be an issue. UK debit cards are either Visa or Mastercard. Both work on Steam.

EDIT: Specific banks are not listed. Select Visa or Mastercard from payment options.

[Nx Machina]

Originally posted by Aiden Dookie:

Ive manage to get money for a game ive been wanting for a couple years now (Ravenfield) and when I went to purchase it, it doesn't have many acceptable payment options (None of which I have)

If it helps, I live in the UK and I use a Santander Debit Card

I'm in the UK and have no issues using a Mastercard Santander Debit Card.

[Nx Machina]

Originally posted by Supafly:

Shouldn't be an issue. UK debit cards are either Visa or Mastercard. Both work on Steam.

Santander switched to Mastercard.

[Supafly]

Originally posted by Nx Machina:

Originally posted by Supafly:

Shouldn't be an issue. UK debit cards are either Visa or Mastercard. Both work on Steam.

Santander switched to Mastercard.

Didn't know that as I don't bank with Santander. I did say Visa or Mastercard, both are options regardless of the bank. I've used 3 different banks debit cards and I've never had to select the bank only Visa or Mastercard

[Mardoc]

Originally posted by Aiden Dookie:

Ive manage to get money for a game ive been wanting for a couple years now (Ravenfield) and when I went to purchase it, it doesn't have many acceptable payment options (None of which I have)

If it helps, I live in the UK and I use a Santander Debit Card

Is it your card?
If it is and you have money in your account there shouldnt be an issue.
This just sounds dodgy.

[Smelvin]

Originally posted by Supafly:

Originally posted by Nx Machina:

Santander switched to Mastercard.

Didn't know that as I don't bank with Santander. I did say Visa or Mastercard, both are options regardless of the bank. I've used 3 different banks debit cards and I've never had to select the bank only Visa or Mastercard

Are you saying that I can use Visa or Mastercard even if I don't specifically have either one of them?

[Smelvin]

Originally posted by Supafly:

Shouldn't be an issue. UK debit cards are either Visa or Mastercard. Both work on Steam.

EDIT: Specific banks are not listed. Select Visa or Mastercard from payment options.

Ive got a Santander with the Mastercard logo, I take it that means I should be able to use Mastercard?

[Frequens]

If payment options are an issue, why not buy a steam wallet code at your local store with cash and simply add the value to your steam account?

Another good option would be to let your friends gift you games directly via steam, and you can pay them back later.

[JVC]

Originally posted by Aiden Dookie:

Originally posted by Supafly:

Shouldn't be an issue. UK debit cards are either Visa or Mastercard. Both work on Steam.

EDIT: Specific banks are not listed. Select Visa or Mastercard from payment options.

Ive got a Santander with the Mastercard logo, I take it that means I should be able to use Mastercard?

That's exactly the point with co-branding payment cards. Yes. If it has a Mastercard logo on it, it works as a mastercard. If it has a Visa logo on it, it works like a Visa card.

So choose that it's a Mastercard.

[Smelvin]

Originally posted by Frequens:

If payment options are an issue, why not buy a steam wallet code at your local store with cash and simply add the value to your steam account?

Another good option would be to let your friends gift you games directly via steam, and you can pay them back later.

Don't worry, its all sorted now. I used mastercard as a payment option

[Smelvin]

Originally posted by JVC:

Originally posted by Aiden Dookie:

Ive got a Santander with the Mastercard logo, I take it that means I should be able to use Mastercard?

That's exactly the point with co-branding payment cards. Yes. If it has a Mastercard logo on it, it works as a mastercard. If it has a Visa logo on it, it works like a Visa card.

So choose that it's a Mastercard.

Cheers, thanks for the help