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If you need to send money to China, one simple option is to transfer funds directly to a China UnionPay card via Paysend.

For a limited time, with Paysend, you can send money directly to UnionPay cards in China. The process takes only a few minutes in the Paysend app.

In this guide, we explain how to send money to China using UnionPay, why direct-to-card transfers may be the preferred method over traditional bank transfers, how the limited-time fee-free offer works, and what information you need to complete a transfer.

If you’re supporting family, covering expenses, or sending money home, Paysend offers a simple and secure way to send money to China.

For millions of families in Mexico, receiving funds from abroad isn’t just about money — it’s about support, security and staying connected. Whether it’s a parent sending money to children for school, a sibling covering bills, or a family supporting loved ones during emergencies, every transfer matters.

Traditionally, sending money involved bank branches, long forms, and sometimes days of waiting. Now, Paysend allows you to send funds directly to eligible Visa debit cards, securely and in minutes* so your family can access the money when they need it most. No branches, no paperwork, no unnecessary delays — just peace of mind.

The gig economy is really booming in Georgia. From web developers in Tbilisi to designers in Batumi, freelancers and small business owners rely on timely payments to keep operations running smoothly. Traditional bank wires may take days, and international transfers often come with high fees, delaying projects and adding stress.

Paysend offers a solution: send money directly to an eligible Visa Debit card, , securely, and cost-effectively. Whether you’re paying a contractor, reimbursing business expenses, or sending a bonus, your funds reach your recipient fast, so they can focus on their work rather than waiting for a bank transfer.

Few regions illustrate the power of remittances better than India and Nepal.

In India and Nepal corridors, remittances are not a discretionary financial activity — they are part of daily life. What we see consistently is that users arrive with high intent and very little patience for friction. It's critical to have a fast, clear, and trustworthy user experience.

And over the past year, we’ve seen clear patterns emerge from our growing user base.