In 2017, Paysera introduced a contactless (NFC) Visa payment card and obtained its PCI DSS certificate. Moreover, in 2019, their license was updated with the right to provide an account information service (AIS).
The process is similar for withdrawals since you must also insert Paysera account details to initiate the transaction.
— All private clients don’t have to pay any fees for their transactions, while businesses, that is casinos, the transaction fee is just 0,29 EUR per transaction in the SEPA Instant area.
— Paysera offers currency conversion for more than 30 currencies at favourable rates, allowing players and operators cater to a wide audience.
— Paysera has teamed up with Visa to launch contactless payment cards players can use to withdraw winnings to, just like any Visa card out there.
Users can set up SEPA and IBAN accounts online and enjoy a full digital banking experience. Still, it’s worth noting that the prepaid card is only available to EEA residents and that players can only transfer funds between their Paysera and other bank accounts, which rather limits the options.
