Paysafe has introduced PaysafeWallet, a digital wallet designed for consumers managing money across cash and digital payment methods.
The new product enables customers to send, receive, spend and withdraw funds. It is supported by a dedicated IBAN-enabled personal payment account and a debit card.
Paysafe said the solution represents “the evolution of PaysafeCard’s Account & Card” into a full-service wallet.
PaysafeWallet is now live in 18 European markets: Germany, France, Greece, Spain, Italy, Austria, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Belgium, Portugal, Ireland, Slovenia, Finland, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, and Malta.
The rollout has been implemented across the PaysafeCard app and website, as well as customer-facing marketing in all live markets.
The payment group added that existing users will not see changes to their current services.
The company also plans to expand PaysafeWallet into additional countries where PaysafeCard is already used as an online payment method.
Paysafe chief product officer Bob Legters said: “PaysafeWallet is a core consumer product and a brand that carries the Paysafe name and represents where we are headed.
“It connects cash‑based consumers to a modern digital wallet experience, combining everyday usability with the financial services they need to participate fully in the experience economy.”
Paysafe operates as a global payments platform focused on sectors including iGaming, video gaming, e-commerce, online trading, retail, and travel and hospitality. The company reported annualised transactional volume of $167 billion in 2025.
Recently, Paysafe introduced Pay with Crypto for iGaming operators and daily fantasy sports brands in the US.
“Paysafe launches digital wallet across 18 European markets” was originally created and published by Electronic Payments International, a GlobalData owned brand.
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