4 reasons to use Paysend’s digital money transfer app
From giving back to their communities to helping loved ones with financial support, read inspiring stories behind why people use Paysend’s digital money transfer app. Customer satisfaction is the motivation behind everything we do here at Paysend. It is our goal to continue reducing economic barriers by providing users the ability to access money transfer options to send funds to their friends and family abroad.
To show appreciation for our customers, we hosted the WeConnect Sweepstakes in honor of our 1-year anniversary of launching in the US. This not only gave us an opportunity to give back to the customers that use and support us most, but it also gave us insight into the motivation behind why they use our platform to send money to loved ones internationally.
Here are 4 reasons customers have used our digital money transfer app to stay connected to family and friends living abroad:
Keeping up with personal expenses
Life is full of both expected and unexpected expenses. While living internationally, customers often use our services to provide financial support to help loved ones back home manage everyday needs like bills, school payments and more.
“I send money to my loved one in Ghana for school fees. Paysend helps my family a lot.”
Learn how our digital money transfer app can improve the financial health of you and your loved ones.
Lending financial support to those affected by natural disasters
Between forest fires, tsunamis, hurricanes and more, natural disasters are inevitable and affect an estimated 160 million people worldwide. These occurrences are often unpredictable and can cause hardships for many.
Even through difficult times, we’re proud to be a lifeline for customers and their loved ones by providing a platform to lend financial support.
“My daughter’s home was somewhat destroyed during Hurricane Ida. By sending her money, I can help her get her house back in order.”
If your loved one has been affected by a natural disaster, learn how you can lend a hand by using our digital money transfer app.
Supporting loved ones through the COVID-19 pandemic
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, life has been hard for many. From mandated quarantines to social distancing orders becoming part of our routines, people all over the world have had to deal with many uncertainties.
While many have been fortunate, others have been hit harder whether after contracting the virus or how the pandemic has taken a toll on their livelihoods. As we all continue to navigate life in hopes of a brighter, post-COVID world, we can help those still struggling today.
“Unfortunately, the pandemic has hit my mother’s business in Kazakhstan pretty hard and she has not been able to recover. Being able to send her some money really helps her, especially as I’m living so far away from her.”
Here are more ways customers have been able to use our digital money transfer platform to support loved ones through the pandemic.
Giving back to communities through digital money transfers
Speaking of helping others get back on their feet, it warms our hearts to see people helping within their communities through acts of service. Even if our customers may be living outside of their home countries, we’re glad to see that they are still striving to make a positive difference by offering financial support when physical labor isn’t an option.
“My brother runs an organization in Uganda that helps children with cerebral palsy. Money would help facilitate in buying the children medicine, food and other basic needs.”
Feeling inspired to give back to your community, help a friend or support a family member through hard times? Download the Paysend app* from the App Store or Google Play, or visit our homepage now to begin transferring money internationally.
*Standard data rates from your wireless service provider may apply.
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Here's the short answer: yes, you can use a credit card to get money into someone's bank account abroad. "Credit card to bank transfer" means exactly that — you fund the transfer with your credit card, and your recipient receives it in their bank account. Or on their card, in their wallet, or as cash to collect, depending on where they are.
The card and the bank account do different jobs. Your card pays for the transfer. A provider like Paysend then pays the money out through local systems on the other end. It's one flow, and it takes about a minute in the app.
One thing worth knowing before you start: a credit card is usually the most expensive way to fund a transfer. Some issuers treat it as a cash advance, and credit tends to carry higher payment fees than debit. You'll always see the full cost, exchange rate included, before you confirm anything. What follows is: the ways your money can arrive, what each one costs, how fast it gets there, and the cheaper routes worth checking first.
每个月，数以千计在捷克工作的人都会把部分工资寄回家——其中许多是支持着边境另一边家人的乌克兰人。而传统方式让本应简单的事情变得更复杂：银行汇款需要 IBAN 和 SWIFT 代码，手续费往往在钱汇出后才显现，还要等上好几天，而家里的人正等着这笔钱应急。
多年来，Pavel Štich 一直在帮助他的读者解决这个问题。他是 Moneyo.cz 的联合创始人兼财经主编——这是一个独立的捷克平台，专门比较汇款服务、股票经纪商和另类投资；同时他也是 Paysend 大使，这意味着他会亲自试用自己推荐的一切，用通俗易懂的方式讲解，并为读者带来专属福利。我们请他谈了谈 Moneyo 是如何诞生的、谁在阅读它，以及他为什么选择了 Paysend。
