Paysafecard: deposit with a code, withdraw another way
Methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.
Paysafecard is a prepaid voucher: you buy a PIN with a fixed value and enter it in the cashier. No bank card is needed and the amount is capped by the voucher value, which helps with budgeting. For bonuses and withdrawals, though, Paysafecard has two limits worth knowing in advance.
Depositing
- Choose Paysafecard in the cashier and enter the amount.
- Enter the 16-digit PIN, or several PINs if allowed.
- Confirm; the amount appears if the code is valid.
Keep the receipt or a photo of the code until the deposit shows in your account.
Limit one: bonuses
Because a voucher payment is hard to link to a person, many promotions exclude Paysafecard from welcome or reload offers. Deposit with a voucher, tick the bonus, and it may simply not activate. Look for the excluded methods in bonus terms before buying the voucher.
Limit two: withdrawals
Paysafecard normally cannot receive payouts. Winnings are withdrawn by an alternative method, usually bank transfer in your name, which means full verification at the first withdrawal.
When it makes sense
It suits someone who wants to deposit a small fixed amount, without a bonus, with a natural spending ceiling: a voucher of 25 is exactly 25 deposited, not a cent more (illustrative example, not a Magnumbet term).
Keep the code safe
A PIN is as good as cash. Never send it by message and never enter it on a site that asks for it in exchange for a "bonus". Genuine support does not ask for your voucher code in chat.
Online voucher accounts
Besides single codes, the issuer offers an online account that can hold several vouchers. If you use it, the cashier may treat it differently from a plain code; the method description in the cashier says which version is accepted.