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The digital wallet built for the experience economy is now available in three additional European markets
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Paysafe (NYSE: PSFE), a global payments platform built for the experience economy, today announced the expansion of PaysafeWallet into Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia, marking the next phase in the rollout of its next-generation digital wallet across Europe.
PaysafeWallet Expands into Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia
Consumers in Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia can now access PaysafeWallet through the PaysafeCard app, bringing together cash and digital money management in one experience, giving consumers more choice and control over how they manage and spend their money.
“Expanding PaysafeWallet into Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia reflects our commitment to delivering innovative payment experiences to consumers across Europe,” said Bob Legters, Chief Product Officer at Paysafe. “These are dynamic digital markets where consumers expect seamless, secure, and flexible ways to manage their money online. PaysafeWallet has been designed to meet those expectations and support the evolving needs of the experience economy.”
PaysafeWallet enables users to:
Manage funds through an IBAN account and a personal debit card
Top up the wallet with cash via PaysafeCard
Load their account via bank transfer
Pay online and in-store with a Mastercard debit card
Make mobile payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay
Send and receive SEPA payments across the entire EUR zone
Send money to friends and family via peer-to-peer payments
Receive payouts quickly and conveniently directly into their account
With the addition of Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia, PaysafeWallet is now available across all euro-area markets, as well as Poland: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain. The expansion gives more consumers choice and control over how they access, move and spend their money.
About Paysafe
Paysafe is a global payments platform built for the experience economy. We connect businesses, consumers, and fans across iGaming, video gaming, esports, events, travel, hospitality, online trading and digital commerce, helping lift everyday and high-engagement experiences through reliable payment solutions. These include card payments, digital wallets such as Skrill, PaysafeWallet, eCash products like PaysafeCard, and a broad set of local payment methods. With approximately 2,800 employees across 12 countries and $167 billion in annualized volume in 2025, Paysafe focuses on making digital experiences easier to access and pay for.
For further information about Paysafe, please contact:
Nilce Piccinini
Sr. Director, Global Communications at Paysafe
nilce.piccinini@paysafe.com
Source: Paysafe
Key Terms
ibanfinancial
An IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a standardized code that uniquely identifies a specific bank account for cross-border payments, combining a country code, check digits and the local account number. For investors it acts like a precise mailing address for money: using the correct IBAN helps ensure dividends, wire transfers and settlement payments reach the right account quickly, reducing delays, fees and the risk of lost or misdirected funds.
sepa paymentsfinancial
SEPA payments are bank transfers and direct debits that follow the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) rules, enabling euro-denominated electronic payments across participating European countries using a common set of standards and formats. They make cross-border euro transfers work like domestic transfers by standardizing account identifiers (IBAN), messaging formats, timing rules and legal frameworks; they apply only to payments in euros and to banks or payment providers within the SEPA zone.
