Sell your paysafecard for cash in the UK

Where UK paysafecard PINs come from

In the UK, paysafecard is sold at newsagents, convenience stores and petrol stations, through PayPoint and Payzone terminals, and online. Vouchers usually come in £10, £25, £50 and £100.

Because a PIN works like cash, people often buy one for a particular site and then never use it, buy one too many, or receive one as a gift or prize.

Selling versus a paysafecard refund

paysafecard can refund unused balances under its own terms. That usually means verifying your identity through a my paysafecard account, and depending on the voucher there may be fees, so check paysafecard’s current terms first.

Selling to Epinswap is a separate option. You send the value and where it was bought, get a personal quote, and decide only once you know the number. Nothing is shared before you agree.

Euro paysafecards held in the UK

Many people in the UK end up with euro PINs bought in Ireland, Spain, Germany or on holiday. These cannot be used on a UK account, but they still have value in their own market, so we quote them separately in euros.

Protect your 16-digit PIN

Anyone who has the 16 digits can spend the balance. Never post a PIN online or in a screenshot, and never pay a so-called fee, fine or tax with paysafecard: genuine companies and authorities do not ask for vouchers.

If you have been asked to buy paysafecard by someone you do not know, report it to Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040.