Well, this is a difficult question and the answer is not easy. First, the transactions are secured by SLL, which means that the transfer is secure. However, the payment provider does not publish any information about itself on its own website and there is no information about who regulates or supervises the payment provider or where the company is located, except that the company is registered in the British Virgin Islands.
Although the Company claims that the payments are secure and the funds are protected, it is not clear who will guarantee that the funds are actually secure. In their terms and conditions they also state that they are not a chartered bank or depository institution, but a financial agent.
For this reason, we do not recommend storing large amounts of money in the e-wallet, as there is no legally protected collateral. However, it is a convenient payment method for players who want to transfer money quickly and easily and have no other options available.
As a result, it is also recommended to ensure that the casino of your choosing has a good license, with the best ones in the world being the European ones (MGA Malta and the United Kingdom Gambling Commission).