Get More From Paysend This April and May 2026: Fee-Free Transfers & $5 Bonus
This April and May, Paysend is offering new customers more value from their first transfers.
This offer is available to customers who join Paysend through a referral from an existing Paysend user.
If you’ve been invited, you can take advantage of a simple promotion designed to help you save from the start.
What new customers get: Fee-free transfer + $5 bonus
New Paysend users who join through a referral can get started with added value:
- First transfer: no Paysend fee (third-party fees may apply).
- Second transfer: send $100 USD (or equivalent) or more and eligible customers can receive a $5 USD bonus toward a future transfer.
Example:
When you send money internationally on your first transfer, you pay no Paysend transfer fee. Then, when you complete a second international transfer of $100 USD or more, you may receive a $5 USD bonus to use on your next transfer, in line with the Promotion Terms.
It’s a simple way to get more value while staying connected across borders.
How to get started
To access this promotion, you’ll need to sign up using a referral from a Paysend customer.
Once you’ve joined, getting started is quick:
- Register your phone number using the referral link shared by your friend
- Download the Paysend app and create your account using the same phone number
- Send your first international transfer with no Paysend fee
- Send your second transfer of $100 USD or more
- Receive your $5 USD bonus after a successful qualifying transfer
Transfers can be completed in minutes, depending on the destination and payment method.
Why choose Paysend
Paysend serves millions of customers worldwide, offering international money transfers to over 170 countries.
Fees and exchange rates are shown upfront, and transfers are designed to be fast, secure, and transparent. Funds can be sent directly to bank cards, bank accounts, and other supported delivery methods.
Paysend operates under regulatory frameworks in the UK, EU, and US.
FAQs About Paysend’s April - May 2026 Offer
1. Do I need to be invited to join this promotion?
This offer is available to new customers who sign up to Paysend through a referral from an existing customer.
2. When does the promotion end?
The promotion runs from April 1 to May 31, 2026.
3. How do I qualify for the $5 bonus?
You need to sign up through a referral, complete a first international transfer, and then complete a second international transfer of $100 USD or more. Eligible customers can receive the bonus after the qualifying transfer.
4. When will I receive the bonus?
The bonus will be credited after your qualifying second transfer, in line with the Promotion Terms.
5. Do I need a promo code?
No. If you sign up using a referral link, the promotion will be applied automatically once you meet the requirements.
6. Can I send money from any country?
Paysend is available in multiple sending countries. Availability and fees depend on your location and the selected transfer corridor.
Offer valid from April 1, 2026, through May 31, 2026. (i) Complete your first international transfer from the UK, EEA or Canada to any country supported by Paysend to have the standard transaction fee waived and receive a promotional FX rate. (ii) Complete a second international transfer from the UK, EEA or Canada, of at least $100 USD (or equivalent) to earn a $5 USD bonus reward which will be credited to the user’s Paysend bonus account within 24 hours of a successful transfer. The promotional FX rates are applied automatically and reflect a discount on Paysend’s standard FX markup rate. FX rates are determined by Paysend and may include a margin. Third-party fees may apply. Not valid for same-currency transfers. One use per customer. TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY
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