RedotPay promo code in Pakistan

FB2OFF and FB20OFF work from Pakistan exactly as they do anywhere else: $10 to $8 for the virtual card, $100 to $80 for the physical one. The local part is the rest of the process: a CNIC for verification, a crypto market that moved from a banking ban to licences between 2025 and 2026, and a State Bank cap on what Pakistani cards may spend abroad.

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Can you sign up from Pakistan?

• Yes. Pakistan is on neither RedotPay restriction list, registration or card issuance (help center, August 2026). It is not named in the partial list of P2P countries either way; the app shows whether P2P is open for your account.
• Verification takes a passport, a national identity card or a driving licence. The CNIC, including the smart SNIC, is a national identity card. Use the original, with at least three months left on it, and type your name exactly as NADRA printed it.
• The physical card can be shipped to Pakistan: the country is not on the delivery-restriction list. RedotPay quotes 3–10 days by DHL Express or 5–30 days by standard mail, and the address must be in English.
• A Pakistani number with a foreign ID, or the reverse, is fine; RedotPay does not require the two to match.

Which card, which code

Both cards are available. Freelancers and remote workers usually take the virtual card first, because the income they want to spend already arrives as USDT and the card is issued within minutes at $8. The physical card at $80 adds ATM withdrawals and in-person payments, which matters more if you travel.

Codes are entered on the card order screen before paying. The referral code at registration is a different thing: it gives the welcome credit, not a discount.

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How people in Pakistan fund the account

Pakistan is the one country on this site whose rules moved in the right direction recently. The State Bank's 2018 circular, which told banks not to facilitate virtual-currency transactions, was replaced on 14 April 2026 by Circular Letter 10 of 2026: banks may now open accounts for virtual-asset service providers licensed by PVARA, the regulator created by the Virtual Assets Ordinance of July 2025 and given statutory footing by the Virtual Assets Act in March 2026. Binance and HTX received no-objection certificates in December 2025.

In practice the account is still funded with USDT bought from another person. On 2 November 2026 the sellers quoting in rupees on the largest P2P marketplace were paid by bank transfer, Raast and Easypaisa, at Rs 284–284.4 per USDT. RedotPay also has its own P2P marketplace inside the app; whether rupee adverts appear there depends on your account's region.

Holding crypto as an individual is not an offence in Pakistan and never was; what has changed is that the banking channel is opening for licensed platforms. Rules are still being written, so check the current PVARA position before you rely on it.

What the card is used for in Pakistan

• Spending freelance and remote-work income that is received in USDT.
• Subscriptions and software billed in dollars, and app-store purchases.
• Advertising accounts and online stores that decline Pakistani cards.
• International spending beyond what a local card allows: the State Bank caps card payments abroad at US$30,000 per person per year across all banks, and banks block payments to forex and CFD platforms.

Fees in USD

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 your balance; no rupee amount is ever taken. At the 2 November 2026 P2P price of Rs 284–284.4 per USDT, the $8 virtual card costs about Rs 2,270 and the $80 physical card about Rs 22,700, before any transfer fee the seller or your bank adds.

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How to apply the code from Pakistan

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 PKR 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

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
• RedotPay help center: Which countries can use RedotPay P2P (5 August 2026)
• State Bank of Pakistan BPRD Circular Letter 10 of 2026: bank accounts for PVARA-licensed VASPs (14 April 2026)
• Virtual Assets Ordinance 2025 creates PVARA, Arab News (8 July 2025)
• Parliament passes the Virtual Assets Act, ProPakistani (7 March 2026)
• State Bank of Pakistan press release: US$30,000 annual cap on international card transactions (8 November 2022)
• Binance P2P: USDT adverts in rupees (PKR), checked 2 November 2026

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