FB2OFF RedotPay promo code in Nigeria
FB2OFF and FB20OFF take 20% off from Nigeria exactly as elsewhere: $10 to $8, $100 to $80. Nigeria is also the only country on this site where RedotPay has built something local: since December 2025 the app can pay crypto out to a Nigerian bank account in naira. Funding still goes the other way, in USDT.
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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 Nigeria?
- Yes. Nigeria is on neither RedotPay restriction list, registration or card issuance (help center, August 2026).
- Verification accepts a passport, a national identity card or a driving licence. The NIN slip or the NIMC-issued national ID card is the national identity card; the international passport and the driving licence also work. Original document, valid for at least three more months.
- The physical card can be shipped to Nigeria; the country is not on the delivery-restriction list. RedotPay quotes 3–10 days by DHL Express or 5–30 days by standard mail, address in English.
- The phone number does not need to be Nigerian; RedotPay accepts a number and an ID from different countries.
Which card, which code
Both cards are available. The virtual card at $8 covers subscriptions, ad accounts and online stores, which is where naira cards failed for three years. The physical card at $80 adds ATM withdrawals and in-person payments abroad.
Enter the code on the card order screen, not at registration; the registration field is for a referral code and gives only the welcome credit.
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How people in Nigeria fund the account
Nigeria moved from a banking ban to a licensing system. The CBN's February 2021 circular, which had banks close crypto-linked accounts, was superseded on 22 December 2023 by guidelines that let banks hold accounts for virtual-asset service providers licensed by the SEC; the SEC gave its first approvals-in-principle in August 2024, and the Investments and Securities Act 2025 put digital assets under its remit in law.
Binance withdrew its naira P2P market in March 2024, so on 2 November 2026 the largest international marketplace listed no naira adverts at all. Nigerians buy USDT on the SEC-licensed local exchanges and on other P2P marketplaces, paying by bank transfer. RedotPay's in-app P2P marketplace may show naira adverts for your account; the help center does not name Nigeria either way.
The one RedotPay feature built for Nigeria runs in the other direction: since December 2025, verified users can send USDT, USDC and other coins out of the app and receive naira in a Nigerian bank account, through a partnership with Ripple. It does not fund the account; it is a way to cash out.
What the card is used for in Nigeria
- Subscriptions, app stores and ad accounts, which naira cards could not pay abroad from 2022 until banks restored international use in July 2025, with caps such as US$1,000 a quarter.
- Spending freelance and remote-work income received in USDT.
- Shopping on international stores that reject naira cards or sit above the bank's quarterly limit.
- A second card for travel, next to the bank's.
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; RedotPay never takes naira. Your naira cost is whatever you pay for USDT on a local exchange or P2P marketplace: with the official and parallel rates only a few naira apart in late 2025, that is close to the bank rate plus the platform's spread, so the $8 virtual card is roughly eight dollars' worth of naira at the day's rate.
How to apply the code from Nigeria
- 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 NGN 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 top up RedotPay from my Nigerian bank account?
Not directly. You buy USDT with naira on a licensed exchange or a P2P marketplace, send it to your RedotPay deposit address, and the fee is deducted from that balance in dollars. The naira payout feature works only in the other direction.
Which ID do I use for verification in Nigeria?
The national ID card or NIN slip, the international passport or a driving licence, original only and valid for at least three more months. RedotPay does not ask for a BVN; that is your bank's requirement, not the app's.
Is crypto legal in Nigeria now?
Yes, under a licensing regime: banks may serve SEC-licensed exchanges since December 2023, and the Investments and Securities Act 2025 classifies digital assets as securities under the SEC. This page is not legal advice.
Is the physical card delivered to Nigeria?
Yes. Nigeria is not on the delivery-restriction list. Allow 3–10 days by DHL Express or 5–30 days by post, address in English.
Can RedotPay send money to my Nigerian bank account?
Yes, since December 2025: verified users can send crypto from the app and receive naira in a Nigerian bank account, via Ripple. Fees and limits are shown in the app.
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 long does card delivery take
- RedotPay help center: Phone number and ID from different countries
- CBN guidelines on bank accounts for virtual-asset service providers (22 December 2023)
- SEC grants Quidax and Busha approval-in-principle, TechCabal (29 August 2024)
- What the Investments and Securities Act 2025 means for digital assets, Mondaq
- Nigerian banks resume international transactions on naira cards, BusinessDay (July 2025)
- Binance ends naira support, Mariblock (March 2024)
- RedotPay and Ripple launch crypto-to-naira payouts, Cointelegraph (December 2025)