Paxum Adds New Withdrawal Method

MONTREAL — Paxum has announced the addition of a Ewallet withdrawal to any debit or credit credit card for both business and personal accounts.

The company said it has implemented this new withdrawal method in response to requests from their clients.

At a rate of 1percent of the transaction, with a minimum fee of $6 in place, the company said this withdrawal option has no limits and is readily available within Paxum clients account admin.

"In an ongoing effort to constantly provide the best service possible, Paxum welcomes all suggestions from active clients and will be making more announcements of additional features over the coming months," the company said.

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