Nintendo announced that the Japan version of the eShop and My Nintendo Store will stop accepting foreign credit cards and PayPal accounts.

Japanese payment methods for the Japanese Switch eShop, meaning you can't use overseas-issued cards or PayPal.

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"For customers who have previously used overseas-issued credit cards or PayPal ... from the Japanese eShop - for instance to buy a game not released elsewhere. Nintendo may be looking to cut ...

The Japanese platforms affected are specifically the Nintendo eShop, which is present on the Nintendo Switch console, and the ...

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or because the exchange rate sometimes makes it cheaper to buy from there. Nintendo’s new policy means players who have been paying for these eShop purchases with a credit card or PayPal account set ...

Nintendo has announced that the Japanese Switch eShop will soon no longer accept overseas credit cards or PayPal accounts as valid payment methods. As reported by VGC, the change will come into ...