How to sell paysafecard and turn your PIN into cash

1. 1Spend itAt a shop or service that takes paysafecard. That's the only way to use 100% of the value.
2. 2Ask paysafecard for a refundpaysafecard refunds balances under certain conditions, usually with a fee and through a verified my paysafecard account. Check the current terms on paysafecard.com.
3. 3Sell it to a buying serviceYou get a percentage of the value (on KartaCash today up to 90.0%), quickly and without an account or ID, paid in crypto, PayPal or by bank transfer. Or cash pickup with Western Union.

We buy paysafecard from dozens of countries, each in its own currency. The rate depends on the country and the amount; the table is live and you see the exact payout before sending the PIN.

Paysafecard · Australia · AUDup to 90.0%

1. 1Choose the country and valueThe country where you bought the paysafecard, and the balance that's really left on it (you can check it on paysafecard.com with the PIN).
2. 2Choose your payoutUSDT, Bitcoin and other crypto, PayPal in USD, EUR, GBP or MXN, or a bank transfer, or Western Union cash pickup. Any network fee is shown before you continue.
3. 3Submit the PINEnter the 16-digit PIN in the encrypted form with a photo of the receipt. The rate locks then.
4. 4Get paidA person checks the PIN and sends the payout. Follow every step on your order's page.

A paysafecard PIN works like cash: whoever has it can spend it. That's why scammers want it. Common tricks:

• A screen message claiming to be the police, locking your computer until you pay a "fine" with paysafecard.
• Calls from fake tech support, bank staff or officials asking for payment by PIN.
• Buyers or sellers on marketplaces who want paying in paysafecard, or who ask for your PIN "to check it".
• Online contacts who suddenly need money, and prizes that need a "fee" first.

If it already happened, contact paysafecard support with the PIN and receipt straight away and report it to the police. We don't buy PINs obtained through a scam.