PaysafeBrings PaysafeWallet to Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia on 28 Oct 2026
Paysafe extends its digital wallet to three more European markets and completes euro-area rollout.
Key Takeaways
- Paysafe launched PaysafeWallet in Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia on 28 October 2026.
- PaysafeWallet is now available across all euro-area markets plus Poland.
- The wallet supports IBAN accounts, a personal debit Mastercard, cash top-ups via PaysafeCard, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay and SEPA.
- Paysafe reported about 2,800 employees across 12 countries and $167 billion in annualised volume in 2025.
Paysafe expanded PaysafeWallet into Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia on 28 October 2026, making the wallet available to consumers in those markets through the PaysafeCard app. The rollout means PaysafeWallet now covers all euro-area markets plus Poland and is offered alongside Paysafe's existing digital and cash payment products.
What the launch delivers
Consumers in Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia can access PaysafeWallet via the PaysafeCard app to manage cash and digital funds together. PaysafeWallet allows users to hold an IBAN account and use a personal debit card, top up with cash using PaysafeCard, and load the account by bank transfer. Card and mobile acceptance includes payments online and in-store with a Mastercard debit card, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay for mobile transactions.
Key capabilities listed by Paysafe include:
IBAN account and personal debit card
Cash top-ups via PaysafeCard
Bank transfer funding
Online and in-store Mastercard debit acceptance
Mobile payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay
SEPA payments across the euro zone
Peer-to-peer transfers and direct account payouts
Market coverage and positioning
With Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia added, PaysafeWallet is now available in: 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 company described the expansion as the next phase of its European rollout and said it gives more consumers choice over how they access, move and spend 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.
Corporate scale and context
Paysafe reported approximately 2,800 employees across 12 countries and $167 billion in annualised volume in 2025. The company positions PaysafeWallet alongside other Paysafe products including Skrill and PaysafeCard and as part of its payments suite for iGaming, video gaming, events, travel and digital commerce. Nilce Piccinini is listed as Senior Director, Global Communications at Paysafe for contact on the announcement.
For payment-industry readers, the launch links Paysafe's cash-first distribution via PaysafeCard with standard digital rails such as SEPA and Mastercard, and adds Apple Pay and Google Pay mobile rails to local bank and cash funding options. Payments teams will note the combined cash and digital top-up paths in the product mix.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Paysafe expand PaysafeWallet into Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia?
Paysafe expanded PaysafeWallet into those three markets on 28 October 2026. The company announced the launch in a press release dated 28 October 2026.
How can consumers top up PaysafeWallet in the new markets?
Consumers can top up PaysafeWallet with cash via PaysafeCard or by bank transfer. The wallet supports cash top-ups through the PaysafeCard app and traditional bank funding.
Which payment methods does PaysafeWallet support for spending?
PaysafeWallet supports a personal Mastercard debit card for online and in-store payments and mobile payments with Apple Pay and Google Pay. It also enables SEPA payments across the euro zone.
What is Paysafe's scale as reported in the announcement?
Paysafe reported approximately 2,800 employees across 12 countries and $167 billion in annualised volume in 2025. Those figures were included in the company's announcement about the expansion.
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