Ganadores del sorteo de enero de Paysend 2026
Nos complace anunciar a los ganadores de nuestro sorteo mensual de enero.
Cada mes, los clientes de Paysend que invitan a amigos a través de nuestro programa “Invita a tus amigos” participan automáticamente para tener la oportunidad de ganar premios en efectivo — simplemente compartiendo su enlace de referencia y ayudando a sus amigos a realizar su primera transferencia internacional.
Estos son nuestros afortunados ganadores de enero:
Ganadores EEE + Reino Unido
🥇 1.000 USD – Pengfei Y., Hungría
🥈 750 USD – Maksym Z., República Checa
🥉 500 USD – Eldar S., Suecia
Ganadores en Polonia
🥇 1.000 USD – Artur C., Polonia
🥈 750 USD – Igor N., Polonia
🥉 500 USD – Serhii S., Polonia
Lo que dicen nuestros clientes
«Paysend me ayuda a realizar transferencias internacionales rápidas y fiables, para poder apoyar fácilmente a mi familia y seres queridos en el extranjero sin retrasos ni complicaciones.
Gracias de nuevo por la oportunidad y el premio.»
¿No ganaste esta vez? No te preocupes.
Aún estás a tiempo de convertirte en uno de nuestros afortunados ganadores en el sorteo de febrero y, con el sorteo de marzo comenzando pronto, tendrás aún más oportunidades de ganar como parte de nuestra competición mensual.
Simplemente invita a tus amigos a Paysend y empieza a ganar recompensas — ¡tu próxima transferencia podría acercarte al premio mayor!
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