赢取高达500美元的Paysend邀请好友赠奖活动大奖！
我们将赠送总价值1000美元（或等值货币）的奖金奖励，三名Paysend客户将直接在他们的Paysend奖金账户中获得奖金！
想参加吗？很简单，从2025年10月1日至10月31日，邀请朋友使用Paysend，每成功邀请一次，您就多一次获奖机会。
奖品内容：
🥇1个500美元（或当地货币等值）奖金；
🥈1个300美元（或当地货币等值）奖金；
🥉1个200美元（或当地货币等值）奖金。
如何参加
- 打开Paysend应用，点击右上角的三个点。
- 选择“邀请好友”。
- 分享您的独特邀请链接或邀请码。
- 您的朋友注册并完成首笔转账 — 您就成功参与！
每成功推荐一位好友即获得一次抽奖机会——每位好友注册并完成首笔转账，您就进入抽奖。邀请的好友越多，获奖机会越大。
重要活动信息
- 开始日期：2025年10月1日
- 结束日期：2025年10月31日
- 参赛资格：欧洲经济区（EEA）和英国居民
活动结束后，我们将在所有符合条件的参赛者中随机选出三名获奖者。获奖者将通过与其Paysend账户绑定的电子邮箱联系。祝您好运！
参加赠奖活动
Paysend邀请好友计划
别忘了，赠奖活动是在我们持续进行的邀请好友计划基础上进行的，您可以获得每位好友前12次转账中的3美元奖励（最高可得36美元）。这意味着即使您未赢得大奖，每次分享Paysend您也能获益。
免责声明
活动仅限欧洲经济区和英国居民，年龄须满18岁以上。完整条款及条件请访问：https://paysend.com/marketing-tc。主办方：Paysend Group Limited。
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