Paysafecard: a budget capped by the voucher
Paysafecard is a prepaid voucher: you buy it in a shop or online, receive a 16-digit code and pay without a bank card. For a player who wants a strict limit it is close to ideal, because you cannot spend more than the voucher holds.
Available methods and limits depend on your account and country — check the cashier before you deposit.
Depositing with Paysafecard
- Buy a voucher for the amount you want to play.
- In the cashier choose Paysafecard and enter the code.
- The amount is taken from the voucher; any remainder stays on the code for another payment.
A myPaysafe account can combine several vouchers. Check whether the operator accepts vouchers issued in your country.
Withdrawing after a voucher deposit
A voucher cannot receive money back, so the operator will ask for another withdrawal method, usually a bank transfer or a verified myPaysafe account where supported. Have a bank account in your name and your ID ready in advance, or the first payout may be delayed. General steps are on the withdrawal page.
The voucher as a budget tool
Think of the voucher as the evening’s envelope: buy it before a live table session, for the amount you are willing to lose. When the code is empty, the session is over. Without a saved card in the account, the urge to make a “recovery” deposit drops sharply.
Keep the code safe
The voucher code is cash: whoever has it can spend it. Do not send it by message, post it online or enter it on a site you reached through a link. The classic scam asks you to “pay a fee” with Paysafecard to release a prize; no legitimate operator works like that. Keep the receipt until the full amount has been used.
Paysafecard and bonuses
Prepaid vouchers are among the methods most often excluded from promotions. Read the list of eligible methods before you pay, under bonus terms.
Who it suits
Paysafecard fits the occasional player who sits down once or twice a month and wants a physical limit. For an active bettor with frequent withdrawals, using two different methods for deposits and payouts can become awkward, and an e-wallet may work better.