Paysafe has expanded its digital wallet service, PaysafeWallet, to Poland, allowing users to pay, send, and spend in the local currency zlotny via a virtual debit card and personal payment account. This move builds on Paysafe's existing PaysafeCard service in Poland and is part of a broader European expansion that has attracted around 600,000 users in 18 countries over the past 18 months. The wallet offers features like cash top-ups, bank transfers, and online payments, targeting digitally savvy young consumers. Paysafe aims to continue aggressive consumer acquisition and growth in Europe, following strong user engagement and record months earlier in the year.
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