Ukash is Changing to Paysafecard

The electronic voucher Ukash is about to discontinue its services and become a part of Paysafecard voucher system after being acquired by Skrill, one of the leading e-wallet companies on the market. Ukash vouchers are not available for sale as of August 31st, and the ones that have been sold will expire on the 31st of October 2015. Those players who used Ukash for their financial transactions with online casinos should now contact casino support for an alternative method in case Paysafecard is not available in their country.

Paysafecard works similar to Ukash. The player needs to buy a voucher valued £10, £25, £50, £75 or £100 and pay online with the 16-digit PIN. The voucher can be used partially, and the PINs can be combined when making a deposit. Paysafecard is available worldwide at over 500,000 retail outlets. Currently, there are 289 online casinos that accept Paysafecard at KeyToCasino database.