Two different questions
The circular is about virtual-asset transactions and assistance involving Bangladesh. RedotPay's three lists are the company's own screening pages. A country can be absent from those pages and still sit under the circular. This comparison does not turn the fee table into an order.
| Check | Virtual card | Physical card |
|---|---|---|
| List issuance on the 7 October fee table | 10 USD | 100 USD |
| Code, only if a checkout applies it | SAVE2 | DZ100 |
| 16 September 2026 checkout capture | 8 USD, 20% off | 80 USD, 20% off |
| 26 September 2026 | Discount visible again. No new amount recorded. | Discount visible again. No new amount recorded. |
| 7 October 2026 operator report | SAVE2 still usable. No new checkout amount or screenshot. | DZ100 still usable. No new checkout amount or screenshot. |
| Bangladesh on the 7 October lists | Not named. Not an approval. | Not named. Not a shipping approval. |
The codes have existed since 16 September 2026. The 8 USD and 80 USD figures, at 20% off, are that day's checkout capture. On 26 September the discount was visible again, and no new amount was recorded. On 7 October the site operator reported that SAVE2 and DZ100 were still usable, with no new checkout amount or screenshot. The 10 USD and 100 USD figures are list prices on the fee-table image, not a promotional checkout. The app decides eligibility and the final figure. The circular still governs transactions in, from, or to Bangladesh to obtain virtual assets.
What these sources establish
FE Circular No. 24 establishes that Bangladesh Bank does not permit transactions in, from, or to Bangladesh to obtain virtual assets, or assistance with those transactions. The 7 October 2026 RedotPay lists do not name Bangladesh. That absence does not establish registration, KYC, a virtual card, or physical shipping. The fee table establishes issuer list prices. It does not establish an order, a local-wallet method, or permission to spend from Bangladesh.
Frequently asked questions
Does FE Circular No. 24 allow a RedotPay card order from Bangladesh?
The circular does not permit transactions in, from, or to Bangladesh to obtain virtual assets, or assistance with those transactions. This page does not provide a checkout or conversion method. It is not legal advice.
Bangladesh is not on the delivery list. Is physical shipping available?
On 7 October 2026 the delivery list did not name Bangladesh. Absence is not a finding that shipping, KYC, or either card type is approved.
Are the 10 USD and 100 USD prices a local offer?
10 USD and 100 USD are the issuer list prices on the 7 October 2026 fee table, which is not a promotional checkout. 8 USD and 80 USD are the 16 September 2026 checkout capture. On 26 September the discount was visible again, and no new amount was recorded. None of those figures is permission to order from Bangladesh.