Privacy Notice

We collect and process personal and non-personal information relating to you. Personal information is information that can be used to uniquely identify a single person, either directly or indirectly. Paysafe also collects non-personal information or may anonymise personal information to make it non-personal. Non-personal information is information that does not enable a specific individual to be identified, either directly or indirectly. Paysafe may collect, create, store, use, and disclose such non-personal information for any reasonable business purpose. For example, Paysafe may use aggregated transactional information for commercial purposes, such as trend analysis and the use of data analytics to obtain learnings and insight around payment transaction patterns and usage. To the extent that Internet Protocol (IP) addresses (or similar identifiers) are clearly defined to be personal information under any local law, and where such local law is applicable to Services, we will manage such identifiers as personal information. Please note that Paysafe provides services to both individual consumers and businesses and this privacy notice applies to both and should be read and interpreted accordingly.

We collect the following information through the following means: Information you give us: we receive and store any personal information (including financial information) you provide to us including when you (or your business) enquire for or make an application for the Services; register to use and/or use any Services; upload and/or store information with us using the Services; and when you communicate with us through email, SMS, a website or portal, or the telephone or other electronic means, e.g. in the context of contacting us about your account or transactions. Such information may reference or relate to you or your customers and includes: • First name and family name, date of birth, age, email address, billing address, username, password, nationality and country of residence, a copy of your identification, such as your driver’s license or passport, your social security number and/or other government identification or registration data. • Barcode previously generated by us, as well as your viafintech end customer identification number, bank and/or issuer details. • Information relating to any items purchased, including the location of the purchase, the value, the time, and any feedback that is given in relation to such purchase, including travel-related personal information when you or your customer are transacting for airline tickets or other travel related services. • Information about your use of the Services, such as information about how frequently you transact with us, your average transaction volume, account balances, and the people and merchants to whom you send money and from whom you receive money. • Any other information that you or your customer provide or is generated in the context of using the Services. Information we collect about you automatically: Paysafe receives and stores certain information automatically whenever you interact with Paysafe, whether you open an account or undertake a transaction with us; for example, by way of “cookies” or similar technology. We also obtain certain information when your web browser accesses Services or advertisements and other content provided by or on behalf of Paysafe on other web sites, or when clicking on emails. Collecting this information enables us to better understand the visitors and customers who use and interact with Paysafe, where they come from, and how they use our services. We use this information for our analytics purposes and to improve the quality and relevance of our services for our visitors and customers. This information includes: • Technical information, including the Internet protocol (IP) address used to connect your computer or device to the Internet, your login information, browser type and version, equipment type, time zone setting, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system platform, frequency and length of visits, and what links you click on. • Information about your visit or whether you opened an email, including your geolocation, the full Uniform Resource Locators (URL) clickstream to, through and from our site (including date and time); products or services you viewed or searched for; page response times, download errors, length of visits to certain pages, page interaction information (such as scrolling, clicks and mouse-overs) and methods used to browse away from the site page and any phone number used to call our customer service number. Information collected through our applications: if you download or use mobile or desktop applications provided by Paysafe, we may receive information about your location and your device or the service you are using (including where a payment transaction takes place). Some devices allow applications to access real-time location-based information (for example GPS). Our mobile and desktop apps may collect such information from your mobile device or your computer at any time while you download or use our apps, if your device has real-time location data access enabled. Where required, we will always seek to notify you if it is our intent to collect real-time location information and, also where required by law, obtain your consent. We may use such information for regulatory purposes, our own due diligence checks, fraud, and risk management, to better understand transaction patterns and to optimise your experience. Email and Other Communications: we may receive information about you and your use of Services when we communicate with each other, including when you open messages from us and from the use of electronic identifiers (sometimes known as “device fingerprints”), for example, Internet Protocol addresses or telephone numbers. Information from Other Sources: we may receive information about you from other sources and add it to our account information, including when you apply to use the Services. For example, we work closely with, and receive information from, third parties like business partners, banks and other financial institutions, merchants, subcontractors in technical, payment and delivery services, advertising networks, analytics providers, search information providers, government lists and databases, social media sites (including posting made by or about you or us), credit reference and fraud prevention agencies. Credit reference and fraud prevention agency use is further explained below. We may also review public comments and opinions made on social networking sites (e.g., Facebook and Twitter) to better understand our customers and our provision and development of Services. Information about other people: if you give us information about other people, you must have informed them in advance (for example, by giving them this privacy notice) and you must ensure you have the right to do so.

We may use and share the personal information we collect for the following purposes: • To provide our Services to you and your business, including fulfilling Paysafe’s obligations to you or to financial or other institutions in connection with the Services we provide to you (and / or your business). In this context we record and track details of transactions you (and / or your customers) carry out in relation to the Services; analyse and report on your (and / or your customers’) use of any Loyalty service; facilitate the collection or redemption of any points or other rewards currency in respect of any Loyalty programme; notify you about important changes or developments to our website or our goods and services; • To improve and develop our business, including without limitation to optimise our websites/portals, products, and services. This may include using information you insert into forms but do not submit to us, for example by using that information to optimise our website(s) and contacting you for customer services purposes in relation to that form. We can also use your personal information to develop and evaluate new products and services including in our secure and controlled test environment, or occasionally in those of our suppliers. • To manage and enforce our rights, terms of use or any other contracts with you (and/or your business), including to manage any circumstances where transactions, rewards or points are disputed; manage, investigate, and resolve complaints; or recover debt or in relation to your insolvency. • To manage and mitigate our credit risks and terms of business. If you apply for one of our financial products, we may assess your financial position (and / or of your business), to the extent this is provided for in the applicable terms of use. This credit check will also affect any linked parties such as directors, shareholders, and principals. We can do so by receiving and sharing information from and with credit reference agencies and fraud prevention agencies. This credit check will also affect anyone with whom you have a joint account or similar financial association. If it is a joint application, and such link does not already exist, then one may be created. These links will remain until you file a “notice of disassociation” at the credit reference agencies to the extent that such disassociation is allowable. For your information, the agencies will record our enquiries which may be seen by other companies who make their own credit enquiries; and a “footprint” may be placed on your credit file, whether you are accepted as our customer. If you are a Director, we will seek confirmation from credit reference agencies that the residential address that you provide is the same as that held by the relevant companies’ registry (where applicable). In addition, where you take services from us, we will give information on how you manage your accounts to the credit reference agencies. If you do not repay any monies in full and on time, credit reference agencies will record the outstanding debt and may share this information with other organisations that perform checks like ours. Records remain on file at such agencies for 6 years after they are closed, whether settled by you or defaulted, although the retention period may differ across different agencies and territories. If you would like further information on our use of credit reference agencies, please contact us. • To prevent and/or detect fraud, financial crime, manage risk and to better protect ourselves, our customers, and the integrity of the financial system, it may be necessary to process and disclose sensitive personal information (sometimes known as special category personal data) including biometric data to third parties who help us in managing such risks, including identity verification. This may include software and services we use to verify your identity/age by determining whether a selfie you take matches the photo in your ID. • During the identification process we may use a facial recognition process to compare your selfie with your uploaded ID document. During this process biometric data is generated by creating a digital map of your face to better compare your ID photo and your selfie picture. This helps to reduce fraud and is therefore in the substantial public interest. But any biometric information generated is immediately deleted following a match. Paysafe itself does not store or retain biometric data because such information is generated using secure third-party anti-fraud systems. If your biometric information is stored, retained, or used directly by Paysafe in any way, you will be notified at the point of collection. If you want to know more about our policies and processes in respect of your biometric data, or indeed our use of any other sensitive or special category personal data, you can reach us at the details provided in the Contact Us section. • To prevent, detect and prosecute fraud and other crimes and abuses of the financial system, or to assist others in doing so, including non-compliance with any terms of business and which may involve the sharing of any relevant or necessary information we have collected or inferred with third parties for such purposes. Paysafe participates in anti-fraud initiatives, which involve assessing you (and/or your customers) and monitoring your transactions and/or locations, to detect patterns requiring investigations or otherwise profile and assess the likelihood of fraud occurring or non-compliance with our or other’s terms of business. We can do so utilising products and services from third parties. Besides, if you give us false or inaccurate information about you, or we identify or suspect a fraud or a crime, we may pass your information to fraud prevention agencies and organisations and to law enforcement agencies and similar bodies, and we may decide to take legal action against you. • To contact you about your account, to alert you to potential problems, and to respond to your questions to us. • To manage risks, such as credit and foreign exchange risks, as well as to prevent or mitigate information security risk. • To send marketing messages, to provide you with the information on products and services you have requested or we think may be of interest to you; to obtain your views on our goods, services and our website/s; in respect of marketing, market research and similar activities, we may use your personal information for such purposes whether or not you are accepted as a customer or continue to receive Services. If you no longer wish to receive marketing or promotional information from Paysafe, you can always stop it. You can find more information on this in the section on “Your Data Protection Rights.” • To comply with local and national laws. • To comply with requests from law enforcement and regulatory authorities on public interest grounds or from commercial organisations with whom you have or have had dealings, to establish, exercise or defend legal claims, or to protect your vital interests or those of other persons, for example to help those authorities or other organisations in the fight against crime and terrorism; and • To comply with card scheme rules or any terms of business. If you provide information to be published or displayed on public areas of the website/portal or transmitted to other users of the website/portal or third parties, you understand that such information can be used by any third parties accessing the information for any purposes. This information is posted by you at your own risk, and you must comply with the terms of use of such site.

We do not disclose information which could identify you personally, to anyone except as described in this notice, as permitted, or required by law, and/or for the purposes described in this notice, including: • Within the Paysafe Group to help us provide our services and for our own internal customer relationship management, analytical and reporting purposes. • To recipients/senders of a payment in the context of the specific relevant transaction (information is limited to full name and email address). • Credit reference agencies (where permitted under any terms of use or other contract) as described above. If you would like further information on how we use credit reference agencies, please contact us. • Fraud prevention agencies as described above, including Action Fraud, Financial Fraud Action and the Financial Fraud Bureau and other organisations who assist us in managing fraud and business risk. • Third-Party Credit and Financial Institutions (where allowed under any terms of use or other contract), including the credit institution where the sender or recipient (and their businesses, respectively) maintain their bank account(s) and the card schemes governing the issue and use of credit, debit, charge, purchase or other payment cards, alternative payment schemes and any other financial institutions who may process payments and who are not operating under Paysafe’s control nor for whose actions or omissions Paysafe has liability; • Where we provide services through third parties such as Banks and other organisations, we may be required to disclose your information (including any ‘know your customer’ and ‘source of wealth’ information) with such organisations to assist their own regulatory obligations or risk assessments. • Third Party Service Providers, including suppliers who assist us with the provision of Services, including processing orders, fulfilling orders, processing payments, managing credit, security, sector and fraud risk, identity verification, and marketing, market research and survey activities conducted on behalf of Paysafe. Occasionally, we may use the services of third-party providers to assist with the provision of services that might require the use of your personal information, including for the purposes of live data testing and to which suitable security arrangements will be implemented. • To third parties who do not act under our instructions as a service provider (but will be subject to their own legal obligations to keep data secure), to facilitate provision of the Services. For example, banks and organisations who facilitate the trading of your stocks, crypto currencies, and other financial instruments. • To prevent and/or detect fraud, financial crime, manage risk and to better protect ourselves and our customers, it may be necessary to process and disclose sensitive personal information (sometimes known as special category personal data) to third parties who help us in managing such risks, including identity verification. • Where we are required or permitted to do so by law, Paysafe may be required by law to pass information about you to regulatory authorities and law enforcement bodies worldwide, or we may otherwise determine that it is appropriate or necessary to do so. Such disclosures may also include requests from governmental or public authorities, or with commercial organisations with whom you may have had dealings and who are seeking to mitigate fraud or credit risk, or non-compliance with terms of business, or for the purposes of litigation or legal process, national security or where we deem it in the national or public interest or otherwise lawful to do so. Paysafe will not ordinarily challenge the serving of court or similar orders requiring disclosure. • Business transfers. Paysafe may buy or sell business units or affiliates. In such circumstances, we may transfer or receive customer information as a business asset. Without limiting the foregoing, if our business enters a joint venture with or is sold to or merged with another business entity, your information may be disclosed to our new business partners or owners. In these circumstances we will inform the recipient that your information should be treated in accordance with the standards described in this notice; and • With your permission, your information may also be used for other purposes for which you give your specific permission. Except as necessary for the performance of its services and as described above/attached, Paysafe does not sell, rent, share or otherwise disclose personal information about its customers to third parties for their own third-party marketing use without meeting any necessary legal obligations (e.g., consent, opt-out, or as otherwise permitted by law).

We may monitor or record telephone calls, emails, web chat or other communications with you for regulatory, security, quality assurance or training purposes. When visiting our offices, CCTV, access control systems and/or other monitoring systems may be in operation for security reasons and for health and safety and office management purposes.

We, our service providers, and other parties with whom we may share your personal information (as described above) may process your personal information in territories that are outside the European Economic Area (“EEA”) or otherwise outside of the territory in which you reside. It may also be processed by staff (ours or that of our suppliers) operating outside the EEA or the territory in which the personal information was collected. Such staff may be engaged in, among other things, the fulfilment of orders, the processing of payment details and support services in provision of the Services. These countries may have data protection standards that are different to (and, in some cases, lower than) those of the territory in which you reside. In these circumstances, we will take appropriate steps to protect your personal information in accordance with this privacy notice and applicable data protection laws; including using any appropriate safeguards required by law to ensure that any international data transfers are lawful. Paysafe generally uses “Model Clauses” as approved by the European Commission when contracting with third-party data recipients outside the EEA who are receiving data from within the EEA for the purpose of processing personal information transferred outside the EEA.

We have implemented technical, physical, and organisational/administrative measures designed to secure your personal information from accidental loss and from unauthorised access, use, alteration, and disclosure. These measures include: – Written information security program. – Appointed a Chief Information Security Officer (‘CISO’) to oversee, implement and enforce the information security programme. – Appointed a Chief Privacy Officer (‘CPO’) to oversee, implement and enforce the privacy programme. – Continuous vulnerability assessment and monitoring. – Having information security risk management policies and procedures in place. – Having an established incident response plan. – Access controls on information systems, designed to authenticate users and permit access only to authorised individuals. – Restricting access to physical locations containing personal information only to authorised individuals. – Securing all personal information, both in transit and at rest. – Multifactor authentication for all staff accessing personal information. – Maintaining audit trails relating to internal and external access to and modifications of personal information. – Adopted secure development practices for in-house developed applications. – Performing information security due diligence on third-party service providers. – Performing security awareness training on a regular basis. The safety and security of your information is also dependent upon you. If we have given you (or if you have chosen) a password or access code for access to certain parts of our website/portal or mobile applications and similar, you are responsible for keeping this password and/or access code confidential. You must not share your password and/or access code with anyone. You must ensure that there is no unauthorised use of your password and access code. Paysafe will act upon instructions and information received from any person that enters your user id and password and you understand that you are fully responsible for all use and any actions that may take place during the use of your account, unless otherwise mandated by law. You must promptly notify Paysafe of any information you have provided to us which has changed. The transmission of information via the internet is not completely secure. Although we will do our best to protect your personal information, we cannot guarantee the security of your information transmitted to our site, unless you are communicating with us through a secure channel that we have provided. Once we have received your information, we will use strict procedures and security features to try to prevent unauthorised access.

In most cases, we are required to retain your data for a period, typically up to 7 years, dependant on your circumstances and the type of data involved. This is known as a retention period. The periods for which we retain your personal information are determined based on the nature and type of information, the Paysafe Service, and the country in which they are provided, as well as any applicable local legal or regulatory provisions. Once your information is no longer needed for a legitimate business purpose or reason, it will be deleted, or we may anonymise or aggregate it with other information to make it unidentifiable. If you use the Services, we will retain your personal information if necessary to provide you with the services of your choice and any linked legitimate business purpose. That would mean we retain your personal information if you are our customer (or commence such an application) and for a period afterwards. This will also include the use and retention of your personal information when you commence completion of an application for Services, irrespective of whether you complete such application process or are accepted as a customer. The retention period may also depend on the legal and regulatory requirements of the country where you are located. We will retain personal information as evidence of our dealings with you (including whether there were any or no financial transactions), to manage any queries or disputes, including to defend or initiate any legal claims. For example, we will retain your information for the time allowed by the local laws to start a legal claim (so called “statute of limitation”), or for as long as we are ordered pursuant to on an order from the courts, or by law enforcement agencies or our regulators; or as otherwise required or permitted by law (for example, the retention of KYC /Know Your Customer/ records under anti money laundering regulations or similar). We can also continue marketing and sending you direct marketing, subject to local laws and where you have not objected to such marketing.

You have many rights that you may be able to exercise in relation to your personal information. These rights may apply under several different regulations, for example, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which is applicable to EEA residents, and the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) which is applicable to California residents. The rights which may be available to you are: • Right to be informed (please read this Notice for information on how we process your information. If you have any further questions, please contact us • Right to access (Data Subject Access Request) – request a copy of the information we hold about you • Right to erasure – request deletion of your information • Right to restriction – request we restrict the processing of your information • Right to rectification – request we rectify certain information we hold about you • Right to data portability – Request an electronic copy of the information you provided to us • Right to object – Request we stop processing your personal information • Right to opt-out of marketing – remove your information from our marketing database • Right to opt-out of the sale of your data Please note, depending on the country from where you use Services, not all the above rights will be available to you. Furthermore, we are not obligated to grant your request as we may be required by law, for example, to continue its processing. For instance, we are unable to grant your objection request when it is required by law, or to manage a complaint. Similarly, we are unable to delete your information if you want to continue using our Services, or where such information is necessary to record our contractual dealings; it is required by law (for example, the retention of anti-fraud or “know your customer” identify and verification requirements); or for the purpose of defending or asserting legal rights and legal actions. When you cease your relationship with us and stop using our services, we are permitted by law to retain your information for a period to evidence our dealings with you. This will be in accordance with our internal retention policies and procedures. For more information on retention of data, please refer to the relevant section within this Notice. To the extent that GDPR applies, when you give us consent to use your personal information, you can withdraw it any time. Withdrawing your consent will not affect the lawfulness of any processing we conducted prior to your withdrawal, nor will it affect processing of your personal information conducted in reliance on lawful processing grounds other than consent. For example, you can stop any marketing communication we send you by clicking on the “unsubscribe” or “opt-out” link in the communications you receive, or according to the instructions that we provide every time, but we will continue to send you operational or service messages in relation to your Services. You always have the right to complain to a data protection authority if you are dissatisfied about our collection and use of your personal information. For more information, please contact your local data protection authority. Also, you can commence a court action to claim compensation for damage or distress caused by our failure to comply with data protection legislation. If you want to know more about your rights, or you want to exercise them, please visit our dedicated rights page found on our Paysafe website. Here you can submit a rights request directly to the relevant team.

In some instances, our use of your personal information may result in automated decisions being taken (including profiling) that legally affect you or similarly significantly affect you. Automated decisions mean that a decision concerning you is made automatically based on a computer determination (using software algorithms), without our human review. For example, we use automated decisions to complete credit assessments on you when you apply to certain Services or to conduct anti-fraud checks, as explained in the section “What We Use Your Personal Information For.” We have implemented measures to safeguard the rights and interests of individuals whose personal information is subject to automated decision-making. In addition, if you are using the Services in the EEA, when we make an automated decision about you, you have the right to contest the decision, to express your point of view, and to require a human review of the decision. You can exercise this right by contacting us at the details below. Privacy laws continue to develop and if you think or are unsure as to whether such right may apply to you, please also contact us, so we can assess and advise.

Paysafe will only process your personal information in compliance with the law. Such laws vary across different territories and further specific information is available on request. In general, Paysafe will either process: • Based on your consent, for example to send you marketing messages about products and services in accordance with your interests and preferences, where such consent is required by law. • Where necessary for the performance of, or entry into, any contract we have with you, for example, to provide you with the Services you have subscribed – in that context, we need that information because otherwise we would not be able to provide the Services to you. For example, if we are required to verify your identity and you do not supply us with the relevant information, we may be unable to open an account for you. • Where Paysafe has a legitimate interest to process data, subject to such processing not overriding your own rights and freedoms in objecting to such processing. For example, to keep you informed about your use of the Services, improve, and develop the Services, conduct online advertising or other marketing activities, as well as manage and enforce any claim. • Where Paysafe has a legal obligation to collect, use and/or disclose your personal information or otherwise needs your personal information to protect your vital interests or those of another person. For example, when necessary to comply with the rules imposed by our or other applicable regulators; or • Exceptionally, we may share your information with a third party when necessary, in the public interest, for example, when law enforcement agencies or other third parties with whom you may have had dealings request information to investigate a crime or otherwise a breach of third-party terms of business. If you have questions about or need further information concerning the legal basis on which we collect and use your personal information for any specific processing activity, please visit our dedicated rights page found on our Paysafe website.

Some web browsers may send out “do not track” signals. However, there is no industry standard currently in place as to what websites and other online services should do on receipt of such signals. Should such a standard be developed, we will re-visit our policy, but currently we take no action on receipt of such signals.

Please also refer to our Cookie Policy for details on how we collect, use, or disclose information in respect of cookies.

We may, from time to time, change our privacy notice. If we make material changes to how we treat your information, we will notify you through a notice on this website/portal. The date the privacy notice was last modified is stated on this notice. Please ensure you periodically visit our website/portal and this privacy notice to check for any changes. However, if we are required by law to give you advance notice of any changes to this privacy notice and/or seek your consent to changes in our uses of your personal information, then we will do so.

Our site may, from time to time, contain links to and from the websites of our partner networks, advertisers, and affiliates. If you follow such a link, please note that these websites have their own privacy and cookies policies and Paysafe does not accept any responsibility or liability for these third-party websites.

This notice is global in scope but is not intended to override any legal rights or prohibitions in any territory where such rights or prohibitions prevail. In such event, the rights and obligations set out in this notice will apply, subject only to amendment under any applicable local law having precedence.

The companies of the Paysafe Group that are based outside the EEA have elected as their EU representative the following entity: Paysafe Bulgaria EOOD, 90, Tsarigradsko shose blvd, Sofia, 1784, Bulgaria. You can reach the EU representative using the contact details provided under the Contact Us section below.

To the extent required under The European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 or other legislation in respect of “Brexit” the companies of the Paysafe Group that are based outside the United Kingdom have elected as their UK representative the following entity: 2 Gresham Street, London, England, EC2V 7AD, United Kingdom. You can reach the UK representative using the contact details provided under the Contact Us section below.

All comments, queries and requests relating to our use of your information are welcomed. If you wish to exercise any of your rights, you should complete our resolute rights form. Please note, you will be redirected to our Paysafe website to complete your request. For further information as to the applicable Paysafe group companies to which this notice applies, you should write to the address below, marked FAO Privacy Team or contact us. Paysafe’s Group Data Protection Officer is as stated below and can be contacted via the Contact us link above or at the address below: Mr Derek A Wynne Paysafe, 2 Gresham Street, London, England, EC2V 7AD, United Kingdom This Notice was last revised on 30 June 2022.

The Paysafe Group comprises Paysafe Group Holdings Limited, together with its subsidiaries. Below is a list of Paysafe Group entities that process personal information within the scope of Paysafe Group’s Global Privacy Notice: • cpt Dienstleistungen GmbH (Germany) • EcomAccess Inc (Canada) • Flagship Merchant Service LLC (USA, Delaware) • Global Merchant Advisors LLC (USA, Delaware) • IA Digital Marketing Inc. (Canada) • Leaders Merchant Services LLC (USA, Delaware) • NBS Acquisition LLC (USA, Delaware) • NT Services Limited (Canada) • Openbucks, Corp (USA) • Optimal Payments Services Inc (USA, Delaware) • Orbis Ventures S.A.C (Peru) • Orbisventures EC S.A. (Ecuador) • Pays Services India LLP (India) • Pays Services Italy S.r.l (Italy) • PAYS Services UK Limited (UK) • Paysafe Bulgaria EOOD (Bulgaria) • Paysafe Bulgaria EOOD Irish Branch (Ireland) • Paysafe Capital LLC (USA, Delaware) • Paysafe Financial Services Limited (UK) • Paysafe Financial Services Limited Irish Branch (Ireland) • Paysafe Finance Canada Inc. • Paysafe Group Limited (Isle of Man) • Paysafe Holdings (US) Corp. (USA, Delaware) • Paysafe Holdings UK Limited (UK) • Paysafe Merchant Services Corp. (USA, Delaware) • Paysafe Merchant Services Inc. / Services aux commerçants Paysafe Inc. (Canada) • Paysafe Partners LP (USA, Delaware) • Paysafe Payment Processing Solutions LLC (USA, Delaware) • Paysafe Payment Asia PTE. Ltd (Singapore) • Paysafe Payment Solutions Limited (Ireland)Paysafe Prepaid Services Limited – Gibraltar Branch (Gibraltar) • Paysafe Prepaid Services Limited (Ireland) • Paysafe Processing Limited (UK) • Paysafe Services (US) Corp. (USA, Delaware) • Paysafe Services Lending LLC (USA, Delaware) • Paysafe Technologies Inc. / Technologies Paysafe Inc. (Canada) • Paysafe Technology Services Austria GmbH (Austria) • Paysafe Technology Services Germany GmbH (Germany) • Paysafe Trading Limited (UK) • paysafecard Ön Ödeme Servisleri Ltd. Sti. (Turkey) • paysafecard.com Argentina S.R.L. (Argentina) • paysafecard.com Deutschland (Zweigniederlassung der Prepaid Services Company Ltd) (Germany) • paysafecard.com India Private Limited (India) • paysafecard.com MENA DMCC (UAE) • paysafecard.com Mexico S.A. de C.V.(Mexico) • paysafecard.com Schweiz GmbH (Switzerland) • Paysafecard.com USA Inc (USA) • paysafecard.com Wertkarten GmbH (Austria) • paysafecard.com Wertkarten UK (UK) • paysafecard.com Wertkarten (Irish Branch; Ireland) • paysafecard.com Wertkarten Vertriebs GmbH (Austria) • Prepaid Services Company Limited (UK) • Rapid Transfer Limited (UK) • Sentinel Bidco Ltd (UK) • SaftPay Inc. (US) • SaftyPay del Peru S.A.C (Peru) • SaftyPay Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V (Mexico) • SafetyPay of Europe Entidad de Pago S.A. (Spain) • SafetyPay Chile S.P.A (Chile) • SaftyPay de Centro America S.A. (Costa Rica) • SafetyPay Colombia S.A.S (Colombia) • SaftyPay Soluciones, S.A. (Guatemala) • Safe-Pay, Sociedad Anonima en Liquidacion (Nicaragua) • Safety Pay Ecuador S.A. (Ecuador) • SaftyPay Do Brasil Servicios de Intermediacao de Negocios LTDA (Brazil) • Skrill Limited (UK) • Skrill Limited Irish Branch (Ireland) • Skrill Services GmbH (Germany) • Skrill USA Inc (Delaware, USA) • viafintech GmbH (Germany) • viafintech Zweigniederlassung (Branch; Switzerland) • viafintech GmbH (Branch; Italy)