中国银联现已全球可用——直接汇款至亚洲、非洲及全球范围的银联卡
我们已扩展银联支付网络，开启了更多方式，让您能够快速、安全、直接地将资金汇至世界各地的银联卡。 无论您是向中国还是其他地方汇款，Paysend 都为您提供了更智能、更快捷、更灵活的汇款方式。
什么是银联，它为何重要？
银联是一个全球支付网络，也是中国使用最广泛的卡组织。 但现在，它不再仅限于中国的银联卡持有者——通过 Paysend，您现在可以向20多个国家的银联卡汇款，包括越南、肯尼亚、加纳、印度尼西亚、约旦等国家。
更快捷、更可靠的汇款
当您通过 Paysend 向银联卡汇款时，收款人可以立即或在几小时内收到资金。 这意味着无需排队等候银行处理、没有延误、没有压力。
全球扩展，覆盖更多地区
的银联卡扩展支持亚洲、非洲和中东地区的汇款——为您提供比许多其他软件更广泛的覆盖范围。 无论是支持亲朋好友，还是为他们送上一份心意，Paysend 都能满足您的需求。 下拉查看支持的所有国家/地区。
低手续费、优惠汇率
使用 Paysend，您可以享受透明的定价结构：
- 低固定手续费（例如 $1.99、£1、1.50 欧元或等值当地货币）
- 有竞争力的汇率选项
- 汇款前查看所有费用
无意外费用。 无隐藏手续费。 汇款至银联的更佳方式。
如何汇款至银联
向银联卡汇款非常简单。 无论您使用的是 Paysend 应用程序还是网站，只需几个步骤：
下次需要汇款至银联时，记得选择 Paysend。
立即下载 Paysend 应用 直接汇款至银联——覆盖亚洲、非洲及更多地区。
银联支付支持的国家/地区的完整列表：
- 澳大利亚
- 孟加拉国
- 柬埔寨
- 斯里兰卡
- 刚果民主共和国
- 加纳
- 中国香港
- 印度尼西亚
- 约旦
- 肯尼亚
- 中国澳门
- 马达加斯加
- 马来西亚
- 尼泊尔
- 巴基斯坦
- 巴拿马
- 菲律宾
- 卢旺达
- 新加坡
- 越南
- 韩国
- 泰国
- 哈萨克斯坦
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