Deposits, Cashouts & Rates in Paysafecard Live Casinos

There are heaps of ways to make and receive payments at online casinos, and while most work pretty much the same, some operate on a different system altogether. PaysafeCard is one of those unique options, and we've got all the deets on how this system rolls.

Depositing at Live Casinos with PaysafeCard in NZ

The main draw of PaysafeCard is its voucher system. You snag these vouchers from a shop or online, and then use them at places like live casinos. The sweet part? Unlike direct card payments that leave your details all over the shop online, these vouchers don't hold any payment info – they're basically like temporary, disposable debit cards. This keeps your financial info super secure.

Here's how the magic happens:

1. Grab a PaysafeCard voucher with cash or card from a participating retailer in New Zealand, or buy one online if that's more your style.
2. Head to your favourite live casino site..
3. Hit the deposit button and punch in the NZD amount you're keen to deposit.
4. Choose PaysafeCard as your payment method and pop in that voucher code to complete the transaction.

Any leftover cash from the voucher? It stays put. You can even create a Paysafe account to keep tabs on all your active vouchers and their balances, making it easy to manage your funds for future casino sessions.

Making Live Casino Withdrawals with PaysafeCard

While a Paysafecard account isn't needed to make deposits with PaysafeCard, it is required to receive withdrawals through the same system. You will need an active account on Paysafe, at which point the system will work more like a regular e-wallet.

The process is this:

• Go to the live casino and select 'withdraw'.
• On the withdrawal screen, select PaysafeCard and enter your account details.
• Hit confirm and the funds should be transferred at the same speed as other e-wallets.

Note that if a live casino accepts PaysafeCard for making deposits, it doesn't mean that it also accepts it for withdrawals. The number of live casinos that allow PaysafeCard withdrawals is actually very small in general, so a different withdrawal method may need to be used.

PaysafeCard Fees

If you're using your PaysafeCard for live casinos, then no regular fees apply for either deposits or withdrawals. If you make use of the Paysafe Mastercard through an account, then a yearly fee will apply, as well as a standard fee for withdrawing cash at an ATM.

• Yearly fee: €9.90
• ATM withdrawal fee: 3.00% or €3.50, whichever is larger.
• Currency conversion fee: Dependent on current exchange rates.

As a note, keeping funds on a Paysafe account may also incur fees:

• From the second month: €3.00 per month
• From the thirteenth month: €5.00 per month if the card has not been used within the past twelve months.

Conclusion

If what you're looking for in a deposit method is to make smaller payments without exposing your personal details to online threats, PaysafeCard is ideal. It works best if you use it only as a deposit method due to needing to give your details to make an account for withdrawals, plus the fees incurred for maintaining a balance on that account.