What I like most is that I stopped having to chase people for answers. I'm not from finance and I'm still fairly new to this, but the dashboard is simple enough that I can find a single payment by the customer's email or transaction ID and see right away whether it went through, failed or is waiting. Before I would message someone and wait until the next day. Now it takes me maybe a minute. The second thing is the number of payment methods we can offer in one place – cards, wallets, and local options for markets where people don't really pay by card. We didn't have to plug in a separate provider for every country, which was my main worry at the start. One thing I didn't expect: refunds are just a couple of clicks, so I can handle a customer complaint myself instead of passing it to another team. That alone saves me a lot of back and forth every week.

For me, one of the best things about Paysafe is the flexibility it gives me. It offers multiple payment options: when I was younger, I often used paysafecards, and as I got older, I felt relieved paying with my personal card information because I could see a familiar company handling the transaction.

I like that Paysafe is simple, understandable, and easy to use. I buy a prepaid card, and I use it for video games. It has been a very pleasant and straightforward experience, especially with easy top-up for receiving game credits. The initial setup was easy for sure. I'm very satisfied with using their prepaid cards.