I often use different browsers depending on whether I am working from my computer or checking something quickly from my phone. Because of that, I think browser compatibility is another thing worth testing instead of assuming that every website will behave identically everywhere. Which basic functions should be checked across different browsers, and are there any warning signs that a platform has poor compatibility?
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I think payment verification is something people should understand before using an unfamiliar online platform. A service may accept PayID, but that does not necessarily mean there will be no additional checks before certain transactions are completed. While looking at Australian-focused payment information, I found and compared the details with other services. Identity verification, transaction limits and account requirements can all be relevant depending on the platform. It is better to know about these conditions before making a deposit or requesting a withdrawal. I would also check the terms provided by the service itself rather than relying on general information about PayID, because the payment system and the platform's internal procedures are separate things.