After DraftKings stopped accepting credit cards as a deposit method anywhere in the country last year, FanDuel is making the same change.
“Over the last few months, FanDuel has been evaluating the payment methods that we offer to customers and made the decision to remove credit cards as an option for our sportsbook, casino and racing product in the United States,” a FanDuel spokesperson told SBC Americas.
The spokesperson did not confirm a timeline for the phase-out, but messages to customers suggested it will take effect on March 2. Like DraftKings’ own change last year, the FanDuel ban does not impact its operations in Canada.
FanDuel follows in DraftKings’ footsteps
Last August, DraftKings announced it would no longer allow customers in the U.S. to deposit funds via credit card on its sportsbook and casino platform.
The company said at the time t..
