Paysafe has expanded its PaysafeWallet digital wallet to Croatia, Bulgaria, and Estonia, extending the service’s availability across additional European markets.

Following the launch, consumers in the three countries can access PaysafeWallet through the PaysafeCard app.

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The wallet combines cash and digital money management functions in a single service, allowing users to manage and spend funds through multiple payment options.

Paysafe chief product officer Bob Legters said: “Expanding PaysafeWallet into Croatia, Bulgaria and Estonia reflects our commitment to delivering innovative payment experiences to consumers across Europe.

“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 provides users with an IBAN account and a personal debit card. Customers can add funds with cash through PaysafeCard or by bank transfer. The service also supports online and in-store payments using a Mastercard debit card, as well as mobile payments through Apple Pay and Google Pay.

The digital wallet also supports SEPA payments across the Euro area, peer-to-peer transfers to friends and family, and account-based payouts

Following the latest launch, PaysafeWallet is available in across all Euro-area markets. The payments platform also launched the digital wallet service in Poland earlier this year.

Paysafe operates payment services for sectors including iGaming, video gaming, esports, events, travel, hospitality, online trading, and digital commerce. Its portfolio includes card payments, digital wallets such as Skrill and PaysafeWallet, eCash products including PaysafeCard, and local payment methods.

The company reported $167bn in annualised payment volume in 2025.