Terms of Use

This page describes, in plain terms, how PSC Exchange works and what you're responsible for when you use it. It's written to be read and understood, not as a substitute for formal legal advice.

The service

PSC Exchange is an independent, automatic service that converts a Paysafecard voucher into USDT (Tether) through the Telegram bot @PSC_exchange_bot. You send your 16-digit code with its amount and region; the service processes it automatically and credits a balance in USDT that you withdraw to your own wallet.

What you're responsible for

• Sending the correct details. Enter your code as code amount region — the wrong region or amount can delay or prevent processing.
• Double-checking your withdrawal address and network before confirming a withdrawal. Crypto transfers are final and cannot be reversed once sent.
• Keeping your Telegram account secure — a strong password and two-step verification reduce the risk of someone else using your account.
• Using a voucher you're entitled to use. The service is for converting your own Paysafecard codes.

What to expect

• The process is automated; most conversions finish within a few minutes, but this isn't a guaranteed time.
• If a payment doesn't go through, you receive a short video showing the code was checked and not charged.
• No account registration or identity verification is required to use the bot — you only need your code and a Telegram account.
• We don't publish specific fees or rates on this site; the amount you receive reflects the voucher's value minus a small, non-published fee.

No guarantees beyond what's described

The service is provided as it works today, described honestly on this site and in the bot itself. We don't promise outcomes beyond what's stated here, and we don't control the Paysafecard network or blockchain networks used for withdrawal — delays on either side are outside our control.

Changes to this page

We may update this page as the service evolves. Check back if you want the current version.

Questions

If anything here is unclear, reach out through @PSC_exchange_bot — see our Contact page.