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Payza
Payza is a safe and convenient online payment company that operate in a similar way like PayPal, Skrill etc. Basically it allows individuals and businesses to easily send and receive funds securely from any location in the world. Payza is owned by a less known company - MH Pillars Ltd. and started offering it service in 2012 as an easy and convenient payment processor which serves as an alternative to PayPal for those that live in unsupported countries. Apart from being an alternative to PayPal, Payza also offers exciting features for individual and businesses and currently support sending of funds to anyone in over 190 countries and 25 currencies.
Payza is really easy to use and users can easily fund their account using credit card, Bank transfer, cryptocurrency (Bitcoin) and more.

Update:
As of 21th of March, 2018, Payza was inclined by federal grand jury in District of Columbia. According to the legal authority, Payza was taken down due to account of operating an unlicensed internet-based money service business that process more than $250 million in transaction. Although the Payza team responded by claiming it was mere allegations without evidence of guilt and that their service is fully in operation while they work on solution to the problem.
Currently their main domain is offline and they now operate on a new domain. Based on real user reviews, support have been really bad after the takedown and there are alot of report of users complaining about pending withdrawals for months.

Currently anyone looking for an online payment processor or a PayPal alternative should look elsewhere and avoid Payza cause it's no longer legit.
Reviews below are based on thier service prior to their takedown.

Pros:
1. Easy To Use: Payza is designed to be begineer friendly. Basically you signup and get a Payza e-wallet which you can use in receiving funds and also sending funds to over 190 countries in more than 20 currencies.
You can easily manage your e-wallet via it intuitive web interface or it Mobile App which is available for Android and iOS.
2. Support Resolution Center: Payza resolution center is an area which is dedicated to resolving transaction related dispute between two Payza members.
3. Multiple Deposit Methods: Users can easily deposit into their Payza e-wallet via multiple options like Credit card, Bank transfer, Bitcoin and more.
4. Support Multiple Currencies: Payza currently support 25 currencies worldwide at a low 2.5% spread with the ability to exchange your local currency with Payza if your country is supported.
5. Feature Rich For Businesses: Payza business account features a wide advantages for online business owners like Payment buttons, Shopping Cart integration, Cooperate disbursement of fund etc.

Cons:
1. It's unlicensed and not widely supported like PayPal.

Payza also has a referral program whereby you earn $5 for your first 10 qualified invitees and $10 for each subsequent qualified invitees after that. It is important to note that your invitee need to make a transaction (Send or Receive) of at least $250 to be qualified.

 

[matt9005]

@Mr. B this thread is severely outdated and should have it's legit status changed.
Payza has been shutdown by the authorities due to money laundering charges. They are in a lot of trouble and should be avoided at all costs.
https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/p...erating-unlicensed-money-service-business-and
https://www.financemagnates.com/fin...ey-laundering-case-founder-‎arrested-detroit/

 

[Yugocean]

Status should be changed to SCAM first, I lost more than 17$ in it; although users were able to login in European version of payza,, but cannoth withdraw any amount.

 

[cubez]

Very sad to know payza is now in scam category.

I never used it but got first payment from adhitz and now it is scam site.

 

[Davidafer]

Payza was shutdown because of money luandring cases and more, I use to think payza was legit, sad to here people lost alot of money in there payza wallet.

 

[alienpro]

I lost $700 when Payza went down.

 

[cubez]

I lost $700 when Payza went down.

You lost...?
Can not you recover it using another URL...

 

[alienpro]

You lost...?
Can not you recover it using another URL...

You lost...?
Can not you recover it using another URL...

The money was taken by the government as it was a USA account. Accounts outside of USA are not affected I think.

 

[matt9005]

Payza still has a mirror on a . eu domain running, but it's reported that users can't withdraw their money from there.

 

[mcjerry]

Thank God I see this post. I always see payza as trusted website. I never new the have issues. No wonder I don't website using them as payment.

 

[overcast]

They seem to be working with lot of wrong countries. And they are still alive. So they are turned scam for their own greed. And now they have lost the bottom fish which used to rely on them. I am sure even the big ones will leave them soon enough. And they will be forced to close. That may surely happen.

 

[Fateh28794]

Had around 65$ in my payza account when the original domain closed
Asked for the withdrawal on the new eu domain few weeks later but never received the amount
For some reason it was processed from payza's side but never completed
Contacted them regarding this a number times but of no use
I think its all but over now though for some reason i can still access my account but the support is now dead

 

[Nocturnal Writer]

Now that site is now marked as a scam. Sad to know that sone subscribers of that site were unable to recover their lost money. It's good I am not using as my money processor. I am instead using PayPal ever since I started earning from my humble site and from doing some writing job online.

 

[karthik999]

i dont know why payza is considered as scam . I was using it before 2 years now i dont know about that much , but as far as i can remember i was smoothly exchanging my bitcoin to usd and vice versa from my bank account , i didnt encounter any problem though , not sure how it is going on and i am surprised to see the status of this website has turned out to be scam now.

 

[Yugocean]

i dont know why payza is considered as scam . I was using it before 2 years now i dont know about that much , but as far as i can remember i was smoothly exchanging my bitcoin to usd and vice versa from my bank account , i didnt encounter any problem though , not sure how it is going on and i am surprised to see the status of this website has turned out to be scam now.

Give us your transection details / Screenshot proofs with date.
As far as I know, now no site is accepting payment via Payza, even exchange sites are not accepting transfer via Payza.

 

[karthik999]

Give us your transection details / Screenshot proofs with date.
As far as I know, now no site is accepting payment via Payza, even exchange sites are not accepting transfer via Payza.

I am talking about 2 years before it was all fine , i dont use it now because payeer is more efficient to exchange cryptos. may be now as you said , no one uses payza , some say its scam too

 

[karthik999]

Give us your transection details / Screenshot proofs with date.
As far as I know, now no site is accepting payment via Payza, even exchange sites are not accepting transfer via Payza.

are you talking about payza.eu?

 

[matt9005]

are you talking about payza.eu?

Payza was shut down some time ago by US authorities for money laundering related charges. Check out earlier posts on this thread. The .eu domain was reported to be not working. When was the last time you used the site?

 

[karthik999]

Payza was shut down some time ago by US authorities for money laundering related charges. Check out earlier posts on this thread. The .eu domain was reported to be not working. When was the last time you used the site?

2017

 

[Yugocean]

@karthik999 read your own post previous that starts with-

i dont know why payza is considered as scam

All answers are already mentioned in this thread, and now you have no proof after 2017; I was thinking Payza came back, but now found you were perhaps joking.

 

[matt9005]

https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/p...erating-unlicensed-money-service-business-andThe shutdown of Payza happened around March 2018, according to this official article by authorities. Instead of asking meaningless questions over and over again, why don't you just check the earlier posts for the answers?