Paysafecard at National: deposits and withdrawals
Paysafecard is a prepaid voucher: you buy a code for a fixed amount at a shop or online and pay with its 16-digit PIN. No card or bank details are shared with the casino, which is why many players like it for deposits.
Depositing with Paysafecard
1. Choose Paysafecard in the cashier and enter the amount. 2. Enter the PIN from your voucher (or several PINs for a larger amount). 3. Confirm; the balance is usually credited straight away. Keep the receipt until the deposit is confirmed.
Withdrawals
A voucher cannot receive money. Winnings from Paysafecard deposits are normally paid by bank transfer or to an e-wallet in your name, after account verification. Set that method up early so a withdrawal is not delayed.
A natural spending cap
Because each voucher has a fixed value, Paysafecard works as a built-in limit: once the PIN is spent, the deposit is over. For players of volatile slots, where the temptation to top up after a dry run is real, this friction is useful. It works best combined with the account's own deposit limits.
Bonus eligibility
Some promotions exclude prepaid vouchers. Check the bonus terms before depositing if you want a bonus.
Protect your PIN
Never share a voucher PIN by message or phone. Nobody legitimate — casino, support or Paysafecard — asks for it outside the payment form. Requests for PINs are a common scam.
What to confirm
- Whether Paysafecard is accepted in your cashier. - Which method will be used for withdrawals. - Whether vouchers qualify for promotions. For withdrawals see bank transfer; for an e-wallet, Skrill.
Buying vouchers
Buy vouchers only from authorised sellers, in shops or on the official site. Vouchers sold through social media or auction sites are a known source of fraud, and a used PIN cannot be refunded.
Paysafecard accounts
Some players register a Paysafecard account to manage several vouchers in one place. It can make deposits tidier, but the main point stands: a voucher is a deposit tool, not a withdrawal route.
Available methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier before you deposit.