Earn Up to $250 USD This Spring — Paysend's Referral Promotion Is Here
We're making referrals more rewarding.
From 15 April to 31 May 2026, Paysend is running a referral promotion with bigger bonuses for existing users — and great perks for the friends they bring in.
Whether you're already using Paysend or you're joining for the first time via a friend's link, there's something in it for you.
Here's everything you need to know.
For existing Paysend users: Earn up to $250 USD
If you already use Paysend, this promotion is your chance to earn more just by sharing your referral link.
How the tiered rewards work:
When your friends sign up using your referral link and send money through Paysend, you earn a bonus. The more friends who qualify, the bigger your reward.
Qualified referrals | Your bonus |
| 3 to 4 | $50 USD |
| 5 to 9 | $100 USD |
| 10 or more | $250 USD |
These rewards are on top of your standard referral bonuses.
What makes a referral "qualified"?
A friend counts as a qualified referral when they send a total of $100 USD or more through Paysend during the promotion period. They can reach that amount across one transfer or several — as long as the total hits $100 USD before 31 May 2026.
How to share your link:
- Open the Paysend app
- Go to the referral section
- Copy and share your personal link — via WhatsApp, text, email, or social media
The more people you bring in, the higher your bonus. Reaching the 10+ tier means you earn $250 USD in total bonuses.
For new users joining via a referral: Free transfers and a $5 USD bonus
If a friend has sent you their Paysend referral link, here's what you get when you sign up and start sending.
What's included:
- First transfer — completely fee-free. No transfer fees on your very first send. A great way to try Paysend with no cost.
- $5 USD Paysend Bonus — on your second transfer. Make a second transfer of $100 USD or more and we'll add a $5 USD Paysend Bonus to your account.
These benefits apply only when you join via a referral link during the promotion period.
How it all works — step by step
If you're referring friends:
- Share your referral link from the Paysend app
- Your friends sign up and start sending money
- Each friend who sends $100 USD+ in total = one qualified referral
- Hit 3, 5, or 10 qualified referrals to unlock your bonus tier
If you're joining via a referral link:
- Click your friend's referral link and sign up to Paysend
- Make your first transfer — it's fee-free
- Make a second transfer of $100 USD or more — get a $5 USD Paysend Bonus
Important dates
The promotion is live from 15 April 2026 to 31 May 2026. All referrals and transfers must happen within this window to count.
Don't leave it too late – the final push always matters.
Ready to get started?
If you're an existing Paysend user, open the app and grab your referral link today. Every share is a step closer to $50 USD, $100 USD, or $250 USD.
If you're new to Paysend, ask a friend for their referral link and get your first transfer fee-free.
Not joined Paysend yet? Download the app and start saving
Open to residents of UK, EEA, CAN or AUS. Valid from April 15 through May 31, 2026. New referred customers who complete: (i) their first international transfer will have the Paysend standard transaction fee waived (third-party fees may apply); and (ii) their second transfer of at least $100 USD (or equivalent) will earn a $5 USD (or equivalent) bonus, credited to the user’s Paysend bonus account within 24 hours of a successful transfer. Referrers can earn additional referral bonuses of up to $250 (or equivalent) USD for qualifying referrals, credited within 14 business days after the promotion ends. Not valid for same-currency transfers. TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY
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