Haha thanks Micheal, But I'll decline, think that I'm searching for this for a better amount of time for once. That way we can tell if there is actually a legit alternative or not. So i have been talking with my Bank lately Debit-Cards are not a thing here. It took quiet a while since the name is kinda lost in translation. And this is the ironic answer. The debit card IS the Bank Card . ;-)) So when i would make a purchase on in Mall, Shop or online on Ebay or Amazon or even Steam (And so on this could go on forever) it would be called in english a "electronic direct debit", in german its the "Elektronisches Lastschriftverfahren". And that is the absolute standart here. No fees or additional costs when doing such a thing. However the numbers required by roll20 or any other company that needs a credit card are entirely different. The transaction formula is a different one and not compatible with the american one. However to have acess to the europe-market many bigger companys, as Ebay, Valve, Amazon and so on have created a way to provide the same service to europe. Here is a picture of a American debit card <a href="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-79s70z8_N8w/TkoIsBRAoTI/" rel="nofollow">http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-79s70z8_N8w/TkoIsBRAoTI/</a>... and here is a "German Bank Card". <a href="http://images.gutefrage.net/media/fragen/bilder/mi" rel="nofollow">http://images.gutefrage.net/media/fragen/bilder/mi</a>... As you can see its actually just different numbers and "operation fields" what seems to cause an incompatebility. The Bank & Account-ID also isnt the key requirement to identify the costumer as it would be with a German Debit Card, with a Credit Card it's the card number. So it's basicly a culture development that boomed the debit card in germany over a credit card simply because how the nation "ticks" or generally behaves. To be honest i didn't even know what a credit card makes it different from a bank card. To those who are courious: With the bank card or debit card , I buy item and services I can buy with money i currently have. You can overpay sometimes but there are barriers that "check" if you can actually pay and block a attempt if its not possible to pay aswell there are consequenses for doing so. (They check usually for a minimum amount of money on the Account, if i dont have that required amount i cannot pay. Roll20 Could in fiction check if i have at least 10$ on my account or denie me a service, which would block a invalid transaction if i dont have at least that much) But also there is another diference: the bank card creates a form, in which I would authorise the debit note and / or sign it. The downside is I as the costumer overgo the process of a payment guarentee that a providet network as Visa / Mastercard would do and I can actually return a debit without a reason to my bank. Usually that has some nasty consequences though. Generally it seems to be more trusting. With a Credit card I can still buy a service or item i want to have right now, even if i dont have the money currently on my Bank-Account. It works more as a "promise" of paying which is beeing compensated temporary by a provider and service, as in example visa/mastercard. Also i can pay into "dept" which allowes me to get things when i want them rather than when i can pay for them. This extra is beeing charged extra, but also allowes the very person that is selling the service / item to get payed, by Visa/Mastercard, almost instantly, rather than by the individuual some moments later. This is more streching and allowes for a more fluid move of money but takes the a risk of falling into debt or overrestemating the money I'm spending. Really seems to reflect the idea of sozialism and capitalism. (Please dont barage about politics, iam sry i said words with ism >_<) Lets be friends about this! One Roll20 to rule us, one Roll20 to find each other, one Roll20 to bring us all and bind us in the darkness.... whait wh--? So what seems to be the issue? Well its actually as said before. The way the Costumer gets identyfied has a different format not understood by the payment routine of transaction... The American payment method via Credit Card results in a Company that charges the costumer but payes out the Shop or Provider of a service first. There is a "middle" man in between. The German (And i dont know if I'm now still speaking for the rest of Europe) way is that the costumer prints a debit or signes a contract saying "I will pay for this service X-Amount and get the discribed Service / Item. They are 2 entirely different things. I belive this helps me to figure out the last steps. All i really need are the same "numbers" in the "right fields" so the transaction format is the same as in the Credit card. Which was basicly the entire thing what a "Credit prepaid Card" would have been. From this i actually belive my Bank could allow me to get hand on a Prepaid Credit card directly, which would not bind me to a monthly cost and charges / fees when i use it, but a one time payment. Which is not the best alternative but a way better one than doubling the roll20 subscription cost because of a CreditCard-fee just for beeing german D: (Wouldnt really mind that much, that i would need to pay twice, if it would go towards roll20....) Also a risk is that roll20 gets confused about me paying in € and not $ If I'm right ill soon have a way figured out, if not ill be ashamed and will water my plants. Than continue, again. *edit* mostly addet stuff, grammar mistakes are still present. May god be with us all and atheists find the liquer cabinett.