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RedotPay promo code in Algeria

FB2OFF brings the virtual card from $10 to $8 and FB20OFF brings the physical card from $100 to $80, from Algeria as from anywhere. Algeria is the country on this site where the surroundings matter most: the law prohibits buying and holding cryptocurrency, the dinar trades at two prices, and CIB and Edahabia cards do not work outside the country. Read the funding section before you do anything else.

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Working as of 10 November 2026how we test

Virtual card

$10 $8

−20%

Physical card

$100 $80

−20%

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Can you sign up from Algeria?

Which card, which code

Both cards are available. In Algeria the virtual card is the usual choice: it does the one job local cards cannot, paying foreign websites, and it costs $8 with a code. The physical card at $80 is for people who travel and want ATM access abroad.

The code is entered when ordering the card, in the promo code field, before payment. The registration screen takes a referral code, which is a different thing and gives only the welcome credit.

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How people in Algeria fund the account

RedotPay is funded with crypto, and in Algeria that is where the law stands in the way. Article 117 of the 2018 Finance Law prohibits the purchase, sale, use and possession of virtual currencies, and Law 25-10 of July 2025 extended the prohibition to mining, promotion and platforms and attached criminal penalties. We are not going to tell you that this is unenforced or that everyone does it anyway.

What we can describe is what exists. On 2 November 2026 the sellers quoting in dinars on the largest P2P marketplace were paid through BaridiMob and CCP, at 248.9–256.7 DA per USDT. That price tracks the parallel market, not the Banque d'Algérie rate: in September 2026 the euro traded at about 277 DA on the street against about 154 DA officially.

There is no bank or Edahabia top-up in the app, and there cannot be: Algerian cards do not pay foreign merchants. Anyone funding a RedotPay account from Algeria is buying crypto from a private seller, with everything that implies legally. This page describes; it does not recommend.

What the card is used for in Algeria

Fees in USD

CardIssuance feeWith a 20% codeYou save
Virtual card$10$8$2
Physical card$100$80$20

Fees as published by RedotPay, checked 20 October 2026. The welcome reward ($5) is separate and cannot be used for these fees.

Fees are charged in dollars from the balance, never in dinars. At the 2 November 2026 P2P price of 248.9–256.7 DA per USDT, the $8 virtual card comes to about DA 2,020 and the $80 physical card to about DA 20,200. At the official exchange rate the same cards would be roughly half that; the gap is the parallel-market premium, and you pay it on the way in.

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How to apply the code from Algeria

  1. Register with a referral code.Enter it on the registration screen; this is the only moment it can be added. It gives a $5 welcome reward after verification.
  2. Complete identity verification.Have your ID document ready. The card cannot be ordered until verification is approved.
  3. Order the card and enter the promo code on the order screen.Use a virtual card code for the virtual card or a physical card code for the physical card. The fee is charged in USD from your balance, so the DZD cost depends on how you top up.
  4. Confirm the discounted fee before paying.Virtual card $8 or physical card $80 with a 20% code.

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Frequently asked questions

Is RedotPay legal in Algeria?

RedotPay does not block Algerian users. Algerian law, however, prohibits buying, holding and using cryptocurrency (Finance Law 2018, article 117; Law 25-10 of 2025), and funding a RedotPay account means buying USDT. That is the legal question, and it is one to settle with someone qualified, not with a coupon site.

Can I pay the card fee with a CIB or Edahabia card?

No. Those cards do not work outside Algeria, and RedotPay has no card top-up in any case. The fee is paid from a USDT balance.

Which ID do I use?

The biometric CNIBE as a national identity card, or an Algerian biometric passport. The document must be the original and valid for at least three more months.

Is the physical card delivered to Algeria?

Yes. Algeria is not on RedotPay's delivery-restriction list; count on 3–10 days by DHL Express or 5–30 days by post, plus customs. The address has to be written in English.

Is this page available in Arabic or French?

Both; the links are at the bottom of the page. RedotPay's own help center is also published in Arabic and French.

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