Registration steps

  1. Open the registration link.Use the link on this page so the referral relationship can be recorded during sign-up.
  2. Enter your email.RedotPay sends a verification code to that address.
  3. Verify and create a password.Enter the email code, create your password, and finish sign-up.
  4. Complete KYC in the app.Identity verification is required before applying for a card.

Registration link vs promo code

They do different jobs. A referral link or invitation code is used during registration. RedotPay says a referral code cannot be added to an existing account later.

SAVE2 and DZ100 are partner card promo codes. Keep the matching code for the card-ordering step.

Before you start

  • Use an email address you can access.
  • Only create one account for one identity.
  • Have a valid identity document ready for KYC.
  • Check that RedotPay currently supports registration for your country.

The sign-up reward, and where the referral code goes

If a partner gave you a referral / invite code, enter it in the Referral code (Optional) field on the registration screen before you finish creating the account. Official Help Center guidance says a referral code can only be entered during registration and cannot be added to an account later.

New RedotPay users can receive a $5 USDs sign-up reward after registration. Official Help Center guidance says the reward is credited to eligible new users, is valid for 30 days from the date you receive it, cannot pay virtual or physical card application fees, and can be used for online or in-store purchases once your card is active. Eligibility and the final result remain subject to the app — see how the $5 sign-up reward works.

The referral code and the card promo codes are different things entered at different steps: a referral / invite code belongs to registration, while SAVE2 (virtual card) and DZ100 (physical card) are entered later on the card checkout screen. See referral code vs promo code.

Can I get a card in my country?

There is no single yes-or-no country list. RedotPay publishes three separate official lists, and they do different jobs:

  • Unsupported Countries/Regions — controls whether certain citizens can complete identity verification and use RedotPay services at all.
  • Card Issuance Restrictions — controls card eligibility. Its own text says residents of the listed regions are ineligible for both virtual and physical cards and that those locations cannot be registered as billing addresses.
  • Card Delivery Restrictions — adds destinations where a physical card cannot be shipped even when issuance is otherwise open.

Open each list — all three are linked in Sources — and check your own citizenship and residence details, then start KYC and confirm the country and card options the app actually offers your account. Absence from a list is not a guarantee: lists change, and account-level or location checks may still apply. The app and the official Help Center are the final authority on eligibility, availability and price.

For the markets this site covers, the supported countries guide holds the status table and links every country hub, including Pakistan, Nigeria, Egypt, Bangladesh, Algeria and India.

What happens between registration and having a card

  1. Complete identity verificationRedotPay shows the accepted document types for your country inside the app during verification. Generally accepted: passport, national ID, driver's license. Residence permits are generally not accepted, and RedotPay advises at least three months of remaining validity. See prepare accepted KYC documents.
  2. Add fundsAdd enough balance to cover the final card price shown in the app. See how to add funds.
  3. Choose virtual or physicalOpen Card in the app and choose the card type. A physical card also depends on delivery availability and a shipping address the app accepts.
  4. Enter the matching card code at card checkoutSAVE2 for a virtual card, DZ100 for a physical card — on the card checkout screen, not in the registration referral field.
  5. Confirm the discounted total in the app before payingOnly continue once the expected discount appears in the final amount. Do not assume a discount was applied merely because a code was entered.