FB2OFF RedotPay promo code in Egypt
In Egypt only one of the two codes is worth your attention. RedotPay does not ship physical cards to Egypt, so FB2OFF on the $10 virtual card, $8 with the code, is the whole story. The rest of this page covers the national ID check, what Egyptian law says about buying USDT, and what the fee costs in pounds.
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Virtual card
$10 $8
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Physical card
$100 $80
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Can you sign up from Egypt?
- Yes, for the account and the virtual card: Egypt is on neither the registration nor the card-issuance restriction list (help center, August 2026).
- No, for the physical card: Egypt is on RedotPay's card-delivery restriction list (help center, July 2026). The US$100 issuance fee is non-refundable, so do not order the physical card expecting it to arrive.
- Verification accepts a passport, a national identity card or a driving licence. The Egyptian national ID card, with its 14-digit national number, is a national identity card. Original document, at least three months of validity, and the Latin spelling of your name must match what the card shows.
- RedotPay's help center is published in Arabic; this page exists in Arabic too.
Which card, which code
The virtual card, and therefore FB2OFF. It covers what people in Egypt actually need the card for, which is online payments in dollars; it is issued in minutes, and with the code the fee is $8.
Ignore the physical card code unless you have an address outside Egypt that RedotPay can ship to. RedotPay warns that the $100 fee cannot be refunded once paid.
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How people in Egypt fund the account
The account is funded with crypto, usually USDT. Egyptian law is explicit about that: article 206 of the Central Bank and Banking Law 194 of 2020 prohibits issuing, trading or promoting cryptocurrencies, and operating platforms for them, without a licence from the Central Bank of Egypt, and the CBE has issued none. It has repeated its warnings against trading through foreign platforms.
What exists in practice is a peer-to-peer market. On 2 November 2026 the sellers quoting in pounds on the largest P2P marketplace were paid by InstaPay and bank transfer, at EGP 55.3–55.4 per USDT. Vodafone Cash appears on some other marketplaces. RedotPay's own in-app P2P marketplace may or may not show pound adverts for your account.
The reason Egyptians went looking for a dollar card is on the record too. In October 2023 the big banks halted or capped foreign-currency use on Egyptian cards, with monthly limits as low as US$100, after the central bank objected to cards being used to take dollars out at the official rate. The limits eased after the pound was floated in March 2024. None of that changes the law above; it explains the demand.
What the card is used for in Egypt
- Subscriptions billed in dollars: streaming, software, cloud and AI tools.
- International online shopping on stores that refuse Egyptian cards or charge at the official rate with limits.
- Spending freelance income that is paid in USDT.
- Online bookings abroad when the Egyptian card's foreign-currency limit is already used up.
Fees in USD
| Card | Issuance fee | With a 20% code | You 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.
The fee is charged in dollars from the balance; no pound amount is taken by RedotPay. At the 2 November 2026 P2P price of EGP 55.3–55.4 per USDT the $8 virtual card costs about EGP 445, plus the seller's or InstaPay's transfer cost.
How to apply the code from Egypt
- 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.
- Complete identity verification.Have your ID document ready. The card cannot be ordered until verification is approved.
- 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 EGP cost depends on how you top up.
- Confirm the discounted fee before paying.Virtual card $8 or physical card $80 with a 20% code.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I get the RedotPay physical card in Egypt?
No. Egypt is on RedotPay's card-delivery restriction list. The physical card code is of no use to you unless you can receive the card at an address in a country RedotPay ships to.
Which code do I need in Egypt?
The virtual card code: FB2OFF at the time of writing, which takes the fee from $10 to $8. Enter it on the card order screen before paying.
Can I fund RedotPay with Vodafone Cash or InstaPay?
Not inside the app. Those are what P2P sellers accept in exchange for USDT; the USDT then sits in your RedotPay balance and the fee is deducted in dollars.
Is RedotPay legal in Egypt?
RedotPay does not restrict Egyptian users. Egyptian law prohibits dealing in cryptocurrency without a Central Bank licence, and none has been granted; buying USDT to fund the account is the step that law covers. This page is not legal advice.
Which ID do I use for verification?
The national ID card (14-digit national number) or a passport, original only, valid for at least three more months.
Sources
- RedotPay help center: Unsupported countries/regions (registration)
- RedotPay help center: Card issuance restrictions (28 August 2026)
- RedotPay help center: Card delivery restrictions (21 July 2026)
- RedotPay help center: Identity verification requirements (4 September 2026)
- RedotPay help center: How do I get a physical card
- Central Bank and Banking Law 194 of 2020, article 206, summarised by Andersen Egypt
- Banks restrict foreign-currency use on Egyptian cards, Egyptian Streets (18 October 2023)
- Central Bank of Egypt floats the pound, WAM (6 March 2024)
- Binance P2P: USDT adverts in Egyptian pounds (EGP), checked 2 November 2026
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