How to redeem a Paysend promo code: a step-by-step guide
Looking for a little extra bonus when sending money abroad? Promo codes are a great way to save more or receive additional benefits on your international money transfers. Whether it’s during a special promotion or sent to you as a treat, claiming your Paysend bonus code is simple.
Here’s everything you need to know about using promo codes, from where to find them to how to apply them, so you can make the most of your international transfers.
How to use a Paysend promo code
Follow these easy steps to claim your bonus:
1. Select recipient
2. Select how to deliver money to recipient
- Enter recipient’s details
- Enter amount you want to send
3. Select Add a code
4. Enter promo code
5. Select your payment method
6. Confirm and send
If it’s a fee-free Promo Code your zero fee will be applied automatically. If it’s a Bonus Promo Code, you’ll receive the bonus directly to your Paysend account once the transfer has been completed and the recipient has received their money.
Common questions about promo codes
How can I get a Paysend promo code?
At Paysend we occasionally share promo codes through our official communication channels, such as email and push notifications. These codes are sometimes sent at special times and celebrations to reward our much-valued customers and make your money transfers go further.
If you’re looking for a promo code online, be cautious - promo codes shared by third parties or social media comments may not be valid or available for everyone. If you’re eligible for a promo code, you’ll receive it directly from Paysend.
Can I use promo codes at any time?
Promo codes are typically valid for a limited period, so it’s essential to check your email or push notification for the expiry date. Make sure to use your code before it runs out, so you don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the bonus!
What if my promo code doesn’t work?
If your promo code isn’t working, here are some common reasons and fixes:
- Incorrect entry: Promo codes are case-sensitive. Double-check that you’ve typed the code exactly as it appears in your email or push notification.
- Expired code: Ensure the code is still valid by checking the expiry date.
- Eligibility: Some promo codes are specific to certain users or regions. If you didn’t receive the code directly from Paysend, it might not be valid for your account.
If your promo code hasn’t expired but still doesn’t work, don’t worry. Our customer service team is here to help. Contact us through the Help Centre or the in-app support feature. They’ll investigate the issue and ensure you’re able to claim your bonus.
Enter your promo code carefully
When using a promo code, accuracy matters. Be sure to type the code exactly as it’s shown, including capitalisation. If you see an “Incorrect code” message, double-check your input and try again.
Ready to claim your bonus?
Don’t wait - promo codes are a limited-time treat! Follow the steps above to send money quickly, securely, and with a little extra in your pocket. If you’ve received a Paysend promo code, take advantage of it today and make your international transfers even more rewarding.
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