How to use Indian Debit Cards on International Sites?

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Whether the merchant owns their gateway or not, the card information is not retained after the payment. It is discarded as soon as the payment completes either successfully or unsuccessfully.
 
ok thanks :)
 
Nishant said:
इतना तो आर.बी.आई गवर्नर भी नहीं सोचता होगा
I don't think he's capable of doing any thinking. Otherwise we wouldn't have turned down interest free EMIs.
AbhishekS said:
My debit card always worked on eBay. Sucks that it doesn't work with Google Play.
Which ebay? what debit card?
 
lockhrt999 said:
Very few work. Many ICICICI debit cards work. A few Axis debit card rumored to work. Just a few months back, HDFC has allowed its debit cards on international websites.

If you're talking about 3D security enabled gateways, many indian debit cards are working. It doesn't matter if the website is domestic or international or intergalactic.
I've refilled entropay many times using my SBI debit card.

I think flipkart owns its gateway, right?
how do you use entropay via Sbi DC ? , does it work on regular classic master card?
 


I refill entropy with my SBI Visa international debit card (most basic debit card they have). Don't know about mastercard or maestro.
 
ok do they take any extra charge for issuing this card ?
Annual maintenance is Rs. 100 (I think) + admission fee is Rs. 100 (so for first year you pay 200). Nothing else. You should for once try the maestro debit card with entropay. The expiry date of sbi maestro card is 5 years and 8 months from start.
And CVV is last 3 digits of card number.
My HDFC mastercard debit card didn't work with entropay last time I checked (last year).
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If you're thinking of getting one of such card and are less than 30 years old then you should try their Yuva series international Visa debit cards. It's almost identical to regular international debit card except it has higher accidental death insurance and no annual fee.
EDIT: some edit above. Above info is years old.
 
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