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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Paysafe on bank (Page 2)

Topic created on 15th Mar. 2022 | Page: 2 of 2 | Answers: 19 | Views: 4,275
mrwp2004
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Paysafe on bank

16th Mar. 2022, at 04:07 pm CET#11
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So I made a debit Saturday night and Sunday night and the money arrived as a wire transfer to me Tuesday morning

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Chris1337

Paysafe on bank

17th Mar. 2022, at 10:43 am CET#12
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Thank you guys, got my money today

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G4mbl3

Paysafe on bank

10th Apr. 2022, at 06:50 pm CEST#13
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Hello,

is it at all "safe" to transfer money from paysafe to the bank account? So won't the bank possibly be suspicious?

Greetings

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Freakz0id
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Paysafe on bank

10th Apr. 2022, at 11:50 pm CEST#14
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G4mbl3 wrote on 10/04/2022 at 18:50: Hello,

is it "safe" to transfer your money from paysafe to your bank account? So won't the bank eventually get suspicious?

Greetings

Safer than any transfer from a casino in any case 😁

Paysafe has nothing to do with gambling directly

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G4mbl3

Paysafe on bank

12th Apr. 2022, at 01:15 pm CEST#15
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Freakz0id wrote on 10.04.2022 at 23:50
Safer than any transfer from a casino in any case 😁

Paysafe in itself has nothing to do with gambling directly either

Hi,

it has not directly, no. But everyone knows that it is used for this purpose.

I'm kind of worried about linking my PSC account to my bank account, and I'm also afraid that my bank (Sparkasse) will then make a fuss (it's only a 2-digit amount).

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Freakz0id
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Paysafe on bank

12th Apr. 2022, at 02:11 pm CEST#16
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Paysafe can also be used in combination with the Googlestor e so as an example, so I would not immediately think of gambling even as a bank and with the amount nothing should go wrong

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Stromberg
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Paysafe on bank

20th Apr. 2022, at 11:04 am CEST#17
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Does Paysafecard require any documents for a requested withdrawal to the bank account? Bank statement, copy of paysafecard or similar?

Had read here from time to time that there may be difficulties, for example, if you no longer have the paysafe cards? But is already 2 years ago or so

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Ferdo
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Paysafe on bank

21st Apr. 2022, at 03:47 pm CEST#18
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Stromberg wrote on 20.04.2022 at 11:04: Does Paysafecard require any documents when requesting a payout to the bank account? Bank statement, copy of paysafecard or similar?

Had read here from time to time that there may be difficulties, for example, if you no longer have the paysafe cards? But it's been 2 years or so

Hello Stromberg,

PSC does not require anything for withdrawals
As soon as you have funds in your account, you can withdraw them to your account for a fee of 7,5€

Provided you are verified with deposited account.
I'm not sure if there is a minimum withdrawal amount.

LG

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denyo123
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Paysafe on bank

21st Apr. 2022, at 11:26 pm CEST#19
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Ferdo wrote on 04/21/2022 at 3:47 pm
Hello Stromberg,

PSC does not charge anything for withdrawals
As soon as you have funds in the account, you can withdraw them to your account for a fee of 7,5€

Provided you are verified with deposited account.
I'm not sure if there is a minimum withdrawal amount.

LG

That is why it is worthwhile to exchange the PSC balance directly at Skrill, even for smaller amounts. There it is 5% Deposit fee.

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Stromberg
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Paysafe on bank

23rd Apr. 2022, at 06:22 pm CEST#20
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Thanks for your info! 👍👍👍👍

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