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Mobile Security: essential tips for your protection

Your phone holds almost everything: photos, messages, notes, documents, and access to your bank. Someone who breaks into an unprotected phone can use this information to steal your identity or your money. Here are the most common threats and how to protect yourself from them.

Illustration of a customer support agent helping a customer resolve an issue through online communication.
Personal Finances

How to recognise scammers and protect your money?

Scammers try to get hold of your login details, card information, or confirmation codes – by phone, by email or text message, or through fake websites. The key rule is never to share these details with anyone, even if the caller or sender claims to be from Paysera. This article explains how to recognise scammers and what to do if you come across one.

A traveller in sunglasses sits on a suitcase with an aeroplane flying overhead and euro, pound and dollar signs floating around her — a multi-currency account for frequent travellers and living abroad.
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Multi-currency account: convenient if you often travel abroad

Do you fly to London, Warsaw, or New York every few weeks? If you change money before each trip, you have to take whatever rate is on offer at the time, even if it does not work in your favour. But you can exchange currency in advance on your phone, whenever the rate suits you, and keep it in your account until you need it.

A woman kneeling on one knee plugs a large plug into a wall socket; the cable leads to a laptop showing an online shop front with a striped awning.
Business

How do you switch from Checkout Classic to Checkout Modern?

Paysera Checkout currently comes in two versions: Classic and the new Modern. Classic keeps working as usual for existing clients, while Modern charges no Paysera commission when your customers pay via online banking.

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A traveller in sunglasses sits on a suitcase with an aeroplane flying overhead and euro, pound and dollar signs floating around her — a multi-currency account for frequent travellers and living abroad.
Features

Multi-currency account: convenient if you often travel abroad

Do you fly to London, Warsaw, or New York every few weeks? If you change money before each trip, you have to take whatever rate is on offer at the time, even if it does not work in your favour. But you can exchange currency in advance on your phone, whenever the rate suits you, and keep it in your account until you need it.

Free bank card: how to get a digital Visa card fast
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Free bank card: how to get a digital Visa card fast

Need a card right now – before a trip, a shopping run, or your child's first solo purchase? A plastic bank card from a traditional bank takes several days to arrive by post. The Paysera digital Visa card is issued for free and activates in 20 minutes in the app, working straight from your phone with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Samsung Pay.

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Illustration of a customer support agent helping a customer resolve an issue through online communication.
Personal Finances

How to recognise scammers and protect your money?

Scammers try to get hold of your login details, card information, or confirmation codes – by phone, by email or text message, or through fake websites. The key rule is never to share these details with anyone, even if the caller or sender claims to be from Paysera. This article explains how to recognise scammers and what to do if you come across one.

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A smartphone with a large protective shield in front of it, next to a padlock and a fingerprint — mobile device protection.
Personal Finances

Mobile Security: essential tips for your protection

Your phone holds almost everything: photos, messages, notes, documents, and access to your bank. Someone who breaks into an unprotected phone can use this information to steal your identity or your money. Here are the most common threats and how to protect yourself from them.

Business >

A woman kneeling on one knee plugs a large plug into a wall socket; the cable leads to a laptop showing an online shop front with a striped awning.
Business

How do you switch from Checkout Classic to Checkout Modern?

Paysera Checkout currently comes in two versions: Classic and the new Modern. Classic keeps working as usual for existing clients, while Modern charges no Paysera commission when your customers pay via online banking.

Accountant reviewing AI-prepared payments beside a stack of supplier invoices.
Business

Payment automation for business: dozens of invoices a day without manual entry

As a business grows, so does the stack of supplier invoices. Raw materials, logistics, marketing, utilities, software subscriptions... When dozens of invoices land every day, processing them takes up a large part of your accountant’s or manager’s time.

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Paysera among the first in the EU to let artificial intelligence near payments: the software prepares, the client confirms
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Paysera among the first in the EU to let artificial intelligence near payments: the software prepares, the client confirms

Paysera clients can now order a personal access token themselves — free of charge and without a separate agreement — and hand it over to an AI assistant, an accounting program, or a system built in-house. The software reads the invoice it receives, identifies who is to be paid and how much, and prepares the transfer. Only the client sends the money: they confirm the transfer in the Paysera Super App on their phone.

paysera removes payment initiation fee for merchants in the baltics
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Paysera removes bank transfer fee for merchants in the Baltic States

It applies to all 10,000-plus merchants in the Baltic States – the fee goes once a merchant switches to the new Checkout Modern platform, while it remains in the old Checkout version. Card payment rates are unchanged.

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Paysera introduces peer-to-peer lending: investments and loans on a single platform

Financial technology group Paysera has introduced a peer-to-peer (P2P) lending service within its ecosystem. The service is already live and allows customers to invest or borrow using the same account they use every day – without completing a new registration or relying on additional platforms.