Win a $50 Paysend Bonus – Join Our Giveaway
We’re giving one lucky Paysend user the chance to win a $50 bonus, credited straight to their Paysend account. Whether you’re a new user or already part of the Paysend community, it’s quick and easy to enter – and the prize is real bonus you can use on your next transfer.
How to enter
To be eligible, simply:
- Follow Paysend on Instagram or Facebook
- Like the giveaway post
- Tag a friend in the comments (as many as you like – someone you send money to, or someone who would benefit from Paysend)
- Download the Paysend app if you haven’t already
Already downloaded the app? Then head straight to our Facebook or Instagram page and enter directly on the giveaway post, posted on 24th June 2025.
Giveaway details
- Start date: 24th June
- End date: 24th July
- Who can enter? UK and EEA residents only
Make sure you’re following us, as we’ll announce and message the winner directly on the platform where they entered.
How the winner is chosen
We’ll manually review all valid entries, and pick the winner at random! The winner will be contacted via DM and asked to send a screenshot of their Paysend account to confirm eligibility. Once verified, the $50 bonus will be credited to their Paysend wallet.
Why take part?
This giveaway is part of our commitment to giving back to our community and helping more people discover the benefits of fast, secure and low-cost money transfers. It’s also a great way to introduce your friends and family to Paysend.
Haven’t downloaded the Paysend app yet?
Good luck!
We’re so excited to share this with you — and we can’t wait to announce the winner. If you’re not already following Paysend, now’s the time. Your chance to win $50 bonus could be just a few taps away.
Open to residents of the UK and EEA, aged 18 and over. From 00:01 BST on 24th June 2025 – 23:59 BST on 24th July 2025. One entry per person. To enter: Register for a Paysend account, follow Paysend on Facebook/Instagram, like and tag a friend on the promotional post on Facebook/Instagram. Prize: $50 USD (or the local currency equivalent) bonus rewards will be credited to the winner’s bonus account. Internet access, an Instagram/Facebook and Paysend account are required. One Prize per person. For full Ts & Cs and prize details visit: https://paysend.com/rules
Promoter: Paysend Group Limited.
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