READ THIS PARAGRAPH AS IT IS VERY IMPORTANT! I cannot guarantee if that method will be working for you. I cannot be held responsible if you lose your money, because different countries may have different ways of handling these kind of things. This method was tested in Poland, and it says that you CAN NOT withdraw money this way in : Canada, USA, Israel or Japan. There is a chance that this method will become obsolete any given time.
Hello. As you may notice, Paxum been a pisstake for quite some time. After 4 months I still havent received my CC, and I believe most of you, who registered for Paxum after fall of the FirstChoicePay are in the same spot. There is a method however to access your funds. Using External card transfer.
External card transfer lets you use your bank credit card and load funds into it. But there's other option. You can use Revolut credit card to load funds into it. Revolut is simple cc service that lets manage your money and convert it into different currencies on acceptable rate, very handy in online shopping or travelling. So, quick look on how to get Paxum funds for use in Revolut.
1. Register and activate an Revolut card. Probably you'll need some funds in it beforehand, and you have to pay for the CC delivery and activation. Just go to Revolut.com download an app and register from there.
2. Use Paxum credit card transfer. Use Withdraw Funds, then go to "Withdraw Funds to External Credit Card". Click on Add Credit Card, insert your CC details, save it. Then go back, choose your CC, select ammount to withdraw, type any description, and don't forget to check the checkbox what basically says they're covering their own arse. Then get get your approval code. What's that? It's an early-90's type of Paxum security (joke), basically you should get your approval code table on email when you registered for Paxum, but you can always click on the link "Approval codes table" and request current/new table. Once it's done, you can click continue and wait FEW DAYS for it to load into your Revolut account. Quickest transfer I had was just one day, and the longest was about 5 days.
Hope this helps. Cheers
Hello. As you may notice, Paxum been a pisstake for quite some time. After 4 months I still havent received my CC, and I believe most of you, who registered for Paxum after fall of the FirstChoicePay are in the same spot. There is a method however to access your funds. Using External card transfer.
External card transfer lets you use your bank credit card and load funds into it. But there's other option. You can use Revolut credit card to load funds into it. Revolut is simple cc service that lets manage your money and convert it into different currencies on acceptable rate, very handy in online shopping or travelling. So, quick look on how to get Paxum funds for use in Revolut.
1. Register and activate an Revolut card. Probably you'll need some funds in it beforehand, and you have to pay for the CC delivery and activation. Just go to Revolut.com download an app and register from there.
2. Use Paxum credit card transfer. Use Withdraw Funds, then go to "Withdraw Funds to External Credit Card". Click on Add Credit Card, insert your CC details, save it. Then go back, choose your CC, select ammount to withdraw, type any description, and don't forget to check the checkbox what basically says they're covering their own arse. Then get get your approval code. What's that? It's an early-90's type of Paxum security (joke), basically you should get your approval code table on email when you registered for Paxum, but you can always click on the link "Approval codes table" and request current/new table. Once it's done, you can click continue and wait FEW DAYS for it to load into your Revolut account. Quickest transfer I had was just one day, and the longest was about 5 days.
Hope this helps. Cheers
, i'm not in EU but i may change my invoices to appear non adult .