Build Your Carnival Bloco with Paysend and Unlock Bigger Rewards
Carnival in Brazil is one of the world’s most joyful celebrations — bringing communities together through music, dance, and shared moments. This Carnival, Paysend is celebrating that same spirit with Carnival Blocos, a limited-time referral campaign.
From 13 to February 21, 2026, every friend you invite to Paysend who sends money to Brazil helps you progress through Carnival Bloco reward levels, unlocking bigger bonuses as you invite more friends.
What are Carnival Blocos?
In Brazil, blocos are open, community-led Carnival groups where everyone is welcome. Inspired by this tradition, Carnival Blocos turns referrals into a celebration — with rewards that grow as more friends join.
Each successful referral adds to your Carnival Bloco total:
- 1 friend to 4 friends → $10 USD Bonus
- 5 friends to 9 friends → $100 USD Bonus
- 10 friends or more → $250 USD Bonus
All Carnival Blocos bonuses are credited to your Paysend Bonus account within 7 working days after the campaign ends. Standard referral rewards still apply.
Special perks for new customers
Friends you invite also benefit:
- Their first transfer to Brazil is Fee-Free with special FX*
- Their second transfer of $100 USD or more earns a $10 USD Paysend bonus, credited automatically.
*Your first transfer is fee-free and applies only to first-time customers' international transfers from the US to Brazil. No promo code required. The promotional FX rates are applied automatically and reflect a discount on Paysend’s standard FX markup rate. FX rates are determined by Paysend at its sole discretion and may include a margin. Rates are subject to change. Third-party fees may apply. Not valid for same-currency transfers. TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY https://paysend.com/rules
Why this matters
During Carnival, sending money home is about more than just a transaction — it’s a way to support family, share joy, and stay connected. Paysend makes sending money to Brazil fast, secure, and great value, so you can celebrate together wherever you are.
How to take part
- Open the Paysend app
- Tap Invite friends and share your unique link or code
- When your friends register and send money to Brazil, you unlock Carnival Bloco rewards
Invite friends, unlock rewards, and celebrate Carnival with Paysend.
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