Paxum SEPA Mastercard Now Available for ALL SEPA ZONE Countries!
 

We are very pleased to bring you some uplifting news! The Paxum SEPA Mastercard is now available for ALL SEPA zone countries, and it comes with some fantastic limits and features!

(SEPA stands for Single Euro Payments Area)

The Paxum Mastercard is a Chip/PIN USD currency prepaid credit card that also features Contactless Wave Technology and is supported everywhere you see the Mastercard logo online and offline. The card is printed and shipped promptly with estimated delivery to most clients within 2 weeks of submitting the card request.

SEPA ZONE clients that already have a Paxum Unionpay card may also request and use a Paxum Mastercard, providing even more cost-effective instant access to Paxum account funds when compared to EFT, Wire and External Card withdrawal.

The Paxum Mastercard will be shipped to you completely free, and express shipping is available for an additional fee. After activation you will enjoy the following card benefits:

☑️$3,000 USD daily limit
☑️$30,000 USD monthly limit
☑️Contactless Technology
☑️$2 USD ATM Fee
☑️FREE POS Transactions
☑️$0.25 USD Decline fee and Balance check

The Paxum SEPA Mastercard is available for the following SEPA ZONE countries:

• Austria
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• Cyprus
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland (including Aland Islands)
• France (including French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, Saint Barthélemy, Saint Martin (French part), Réunion and Saint Pierre and Miquelon)
• Germany
• Greece
• Hungary
• Iceland
• Ireland
• Italy
• Latvia
• Liechtenstein
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Monaco
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal (including Azores and Madeira)
• Romania
• San Marino
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain (including Canary Islands and Ceuta en Melilla)
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• United Kingdom (including Gibraltar)

Login to your Paxum account today to get your order in right away!

$2 USD ATM Fee +1,5% or +3%?
Will MC available for NONE SEPA countries (other world)?

do we have a bank now in Europe to receive wires from CCbill ?, where can I find the bank information?

Who is issuing those cards?
Is it a safe issuer or can we predict problems down the road?
Who is behind this card and where are the money stores?
Unfortunately, questions like those need to be asked nowadays.

We have been fucked before when Trucash charged a percentage even for domestic USD transactions! No one ever took responsibility for that.

Good card to have, but i think fees are always the same with these cards, so it's good to have on the side.
However, is the yearly fee the same as union cards?

I think is Wirecard card now available for all. That's all about it.

I'm lost, how many cards people in Europe have available now??

Dis :thumbsup

Hello, could you please elaborate how is that card "more cost effective" than EFT?
EFT is like 2.5 % fx conversion from usd to eur + 5 eur withdrawal, what is the fx exchange fee for that card?
this card will be in USD, right?
also, who issues these cards?
and it means that this card will only work in ATMs in SEPA zone countries or worldwide but just for customers whose paxum accounts are from SEPA zone countries?
thx

why I cant add money forom bank to eur account on paxum ?

Why would they issue USD cards for SEPA countries?
Doesn't make sense because most people in SEPA countries use EUR.
The foreign exchange fees from USD to EUR can be costly.

Bump for the questions

It's actually better to have an USD card if you have a USD balance in your Paxum.

VISA/Mastercard exchange rates are OK, Paxum's are quite bad.

But that's probably not why they do it. I think it is more likely their new partner that issues cards can issue USD cards, so that's what they give you.

This is good news!

So if im in europe, am I able to widthdraw usd from atm that allows me to with this card ?

No, that is not how it works.

it will convert on your local currency