Accepting paysafecard as a merchant
paysafecard is a prepaid voucher: the customer buys a code with cash at a retail outlet and redeems it online. It serves people without cards or bank accounts, people who do not want to enter card details, and, importantly for the merchant, people who want a hard spending limit.
Published prices for paysafecardPer provider, country and channel, further down this pageGo to the pricesReach
The commercial case is reach, not price
Prepaid voucher acceptance typically prices above card acceptance. You are not buying cheap processing; you are buying access to a customer who could not otherwise complete the purchase. That makes it a reach decision, and reach decisions should be judged on incremental orders rather than on total conversion, exactly as with deferred payment methods.
Prefunded means no chargebacks, and no recourse either
The value is already loaded, so there is no card-style chargeback and no failed collection. For merchants in categories with high dispute rates that is a genuine advantage. The other side is that refunds are outbound and the customer relationship is thinner: an anonymous or semi-anonymous payer is harder to support, harder to verify and harder to re-market to.
Category
Category and regulatory sensitivity
Prepaid vouchers are concentrated in gaming, digital goods and online services, categories that attract regulatory attention and stricter provider risk appetite. If your business sits in or near those categories, availability and terms will vary between providers far more than they do for cards, and the terms you are offered say as much about your risk classification as about the method.
Identity
A thin customer relationship has downstream costs
The section above notes that an anonymous or semi-anonymous payer is harder to support, verify and re-market to. Each of those has a concrete cost, and the third is the one nobody counts.
Support. A customer who cannot be identified from the payment cannot be found in your order system the usual way, so your support process needs a different lookup, agreed in advance. Without one, every routine query about a voucher order becomes an escalation, and escalations are the most expensive minutes in a support operation. Refunds. An outbound refund to a prepaid instrument needs a route, and the route is not always the one the money arrived on, so the refund policy for this method has to be written for this method rather than inherited from cards, including what happens when the original instrument no longer exists.
Analytics. A payment carrying no reusable customer identifier breaks the link between an order and a customer record. Repeat purchase on this method is therefore systematically understated in your own reporting, and a segment that is genuinely loyal can look like a stream of strangers. If you are judging the method on customer value, you are judging it on a number your own system is suppressing.
Which payment provider supports paysafecard?
Computop, Datatrans, Nexi and Mollie all document paysafecard, along with many other European gateways. The useful questions are the fee as a percentage of order value against your card rate, what share of paysafecard orders would have converted on another method, and how refunds are handled operationally.
Retail Payment Methods Transparency Index
Published prices for paysafecard, per provider
22 providers in the index offer paysafecard to merchants established in Europe, and 10 of them publish a price.
Each rate is shown as the provider prints it; the provider's name links to its price page on this site where there is one, with the source of every rate.
The country where your business is established and from which you sell. Shoppers pay with paysafecard in 32 countries.
Includes the prices providers publish for merchants anywhere in the EU, marked EU-wide.
| Provider | Per transaction | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Adyen Merchants anywhere in the EU | €0.11 + from 10% to 12%Processing fee + Percentage | Online |
| Adyen Merchants in the United Kingdom | £0.11 + from 10% to 12%Processing fee + Percentage | Online |
| Adyen Merchants in Norway | €0.11 + from 10% to 12%Processing fee + Percentage | Online |
| Adyen Merchants in Poland | €0.11 + from 10% to 12% (depends on the merchant's industry)Processing fee + Percentage | Online |
| Airwallex Merchants anywhere in the EU | No price published | Online |
| Airwallex Merchants in the United Kingdom | No price published | Online |
| Antom (Ant International) Merchants anywhere in the EU | No price published | Online |
| Antom (Ant International) Merchants in Norway | No price published | Online |
| Banco Sabadell Merchants in Spain | PAYCOMET: €0.09 processing fee + Europe: 11.50%; outside Europe: on request; PAYCOMET flat rate: €19/month (3 months free); during the free trial, per-transaction processing fees and commissions apply from €2,000 monthly turnoverProcessing fee + Percentage, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Austria | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Belgium | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Bulgaria | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Czechia | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Germany | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Denmark | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Estonia | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Spain | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants anywhere in the EU | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Finland | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in France | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Greece | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Croatia | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Hungary | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Ireland | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Italy | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Lithuania | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Luxembourg | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Latvia | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Poland | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Portugal | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Romania | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Sweden | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Slovenia | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| BlueSnap Merchants in Slovakia | 10.50% + €0.30; platform access fee €75 in any month with sales below €5,000 (waived for the first 6 months)Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| CashBill Merchants in Poland | No price published | Online |
| CM.com Merchants in Belgium | 15% payment method fee + €0.14 processing fee; minimum invoice €50 per monthProcessing fee + Percentage, plus subscription | Online |
| CM.com Merchants in France | No price published | Online |
| CM.com Merchants in the Netherlands | 15% payment method fee + €0.14 processing fee; minimum invoice €50 per monthProcessing fee + Percentage, plus subscription | Online |
| Computop Merchants in Germany | No price published | Online |
| dpay (Payments Lab) Merchants in Poland | 14%, min. PLN 0.20Percentage, with minimum | Online |
| Elavon Merchants in Germany | No price published | Online |
| Eupago Merchants in Spain | 12.00%Percentage | Online |
| Eupago Merchants in Portugal | 12.00%Percentage | Online |
| Fiserv (Clover) Merchants in Belgium | No price published | Online |
| Fiserv (Clover) Merchants in Germany | No price published | Online |
| Fiserv (Clover) Merchants in Spain | No price published | Online |
| Fiserv (Clover) Merchants in the United Kingdom | No price published | Online |
| Fiserv (Clover) Merchants in the Netherlands | No price published | Online |
| Global Payments Merchants anywhere in the EU | No price published | Online |
| Global Payments Merchants in the United Kingdom | No price published | Online |
| HiPay Merchants in Belgium | No price published | Online |
| HiPay Merchants anywhere in the EU | No price published | Online |
| HiPay Merchants in France | No price published | Online |
| HiPay Merchants in Italy | No price published | Online |
| HiPay Merchants in Norway | No price published | Online |
| HiPay Merchants in Portugal | No price published | Online |
| hobex Merchants in Austria | No price published | Online |
| HotPay Merchants in Poland | No price published | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Austria | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Belgium | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Bulgaria | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Switzerland | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Czechia | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Germany | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Denmark | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Spain | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Finland | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in France | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in the United Kingdom | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Croatia | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Hungary | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Italy | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Lithuania | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Latvia | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in the Netherlands | 15.00%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Norway | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Poland | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Portugal | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Romania | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Sweden | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Slovenia | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Mollie Merchants in Slovakia | 15%Percentage | Online |
| Nexi Merchants in Poland | Przelewy24: 15% + PLN 0.30; one-off activation fee PLN 59 (refunded after 10 transactions in the first two months); monthly subscription PLN 0Percentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription | Online |
| Novalnet Merchants in Germany | No price published | Online |
| Pay. Merchants anywhere in the EU | Professional: €0.25 + 13.00%; Business: €0.15 + 10.00%; Pioneer (no monthly fee): Professional rate + €0.05 per transaction + 0.25% of turnover; Professional plan: €35 per month; Business plan: €89 per monthPercentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription, tiered | Online |
| Pay. Merchants in Norway | Professional: €0.25 + 13.00%; Business: €0.15 + 10.00%; Pioneer (no monthly fee): Professional rate + €0.05 per transaction + 0.25% of turnover; Professional plan: €35 per month; Business plan: €89 per monthPercentage plus fixed amount, plus subscription, tiered | Online |
| Trust Payments Merchants anywhere in the EU | No price published | Online |
| Trust Payments Merchants in the United Kingdom | No price published | Online |
| Unzer Merchants in Denmark | Quickpay: Paysafecard (additional payment methods, + DKK 30 / month): gateway DKK 0.25; fee dependent on agreement with Paysafecard + paysafecard's own fees under your own agreement; Merchant plan: DKK 99 / month, DKK 0.25 / transactionPlus the method owner’s fee, plus subscription | Online |
| Unzer Merchants in Norway | Quickpay: Paysafecard (additional payment methods, + NOK 45 / month): gateway NOK 0.35; acquirer fee dependent on agreement with Paysafecard; Merchant plan: NOK 99 / month, NOK 0.50 / transaction; set-up fee NOK 0.00Plus the method owner’s fee, plus subscription | Online |
| Unzer Merchants in Sweden | Quickpay: Paysafecard (additional payment methods, + SEK 45 / month): gateway SEK 0.35; acquirer fee dependent on agreement with Paysafecard; Merchant plan: SEK 99 / month, SEK 0.50 / transactionPlus the method owner’s fee, plus subscription | Online |
Source: EcomStream, Retail Payment Methods Transparency Index, ecomstream.eu/payment-methods-transparency-index. Read at source between 14 September 2026 and 12 October 2026. A provider that believes a row is wrong can write to index@ecomstream.nl. Every reported correction is checked at the source.
Classification
The fee is not the only price
Start with the visible half. Take 3 million euros of revenue with paysafecard carrying 4 per cent, so 120,000 euros. At an illustrative 4.5 per cent against a card at 1.4 per cent, that is 5,400 euros against 1,680, so 3,720 euros of extra fee. At a 40 per cent gross margin, 3,720 euros of fee is paid for by 9,300 euros of revenue that would not otherwise have existed. So the break-even is that at least 7.75 per cent of your paysafecard volume has to be genuinely incremental. Below that, the customers who would have paid another way are subsidising the ones who could not.
Now the half that never appears on the method’s own line. The section above says the terms you are offered say as much about your risk classification as about the method. That works in both directions, and it is worth testing rather than assuming. Ask your provider what your card rate, your settlement delay and your reserve requirement would look like without this part of your business in the mix. If nothing moves, the method costs what its own line says. If something moves, it is carrying a cost spread across everything else you accept, and the break-even above is optimistic.
Neither question is confrontational and both are answerable in a sentence. The reason to ask them together is that a method judged only on its own rate is being judged on the smaller of the two numbers.
Reviewing what this costs you
What you pay is set in your agreement, not by the scheme. Start by establishing whether you are overpaying your PSP, or look at how a structured payment RFP settles market coverage before you sign rather than after.
Relevant markets: Europe, global
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