Why Send Paysafecard exists

In many places, receiving or sending money means a bank account, an open branch and time to spare. People who have none of those — or who want none of those — are left standing at the door.

Send Paysafecard starts from something simple: a ticket already carries a code, and that code is enough to prove a sum exists. You do not need a bank to move it, only a way to check it and a clearly identified recipient.

The journey, step by step

• An account — an e-mail, a 6-digit code, and it is verified.
• A deposit — 1 to 25 tickets, each with its 16-digit code, and the photo if you have it.
• A check — the deposit is reviewed before the account is topped up.
• A transfer — to a card (number, expiry date, 3-digit code) or by QR code.
• Tracking — three steps, each one explained, up to the final debit.

What we do differently

• Nothing is debited until the end. The amount stays in your balance until the last step. A declined transfer never touches your money.
• One path, three fields. Card number, expiry, code: no endless form.
• Your cards stay yours. A card you send to often can be saved, and removed in one click.
• Your tickets stay private. Photos are kept outside the public folder under a random name: no link can open them.

Your data

We ask for the strict minimum: a name, an e-mail address, a phone number. Passwords are stored in encrypted form — nobody, not even us, can read them back.

A transfer does not carry your history with it: only the amount, the recipient and its state are kept, so that you can follow the transfer and find it again in your history.

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