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RedotPay promo code in Tunisia

From Tunisia the useful code is FB2OFF: it takes the virtual card from $10 to $8. The physical card code exists, but RedotPay does not ship physical cards to Tunisia, so there is nothing to apply it to. The rest of this page covers the CIN check, where Tunisian law stands on crypto, and what the fee costs in dinars.

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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 Tunisia?

Which card, which code

The virtual card. It is issued in minutes, it is the one that pays foreign websites, and with FB2OFF the fee is $8 instead of $10.

Do not order the physical card from a Tunisian address: RedotPay says it cannot deliver it, and the $100 fee is kept either way.

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How people in Tunisia fund the account

RedotPay runs on crypto, and Tunisia has not decided what crypto is. The Banque centrale de Tunisie stated in 2023 that crypto-assets have no legal status as a currency; a draft exchange code that would let residents hold and trade them subject to declaration was presented in 2024 and was still before Parliament in early 2025. Until it passes, the 1976 exchange law and the central bank's communiqués are what apply, and they treat crypto as outside the system.

On the ground there is a peer-to-peer market. On 2 November 2026 the sellers quoting in dinars on the largest P2P marketplace were paid through Flouci and bank transfer, at 3.35–3.4 TND per USDT. Whether RedotPay's in-app P2P shows dinar adverts depends on your account's region.

There is no bank or e-dinar top-up in the app. Funding a RedotPay account from Tunisia means buying USDT from a private seller under rules that are still unsettled; this page describes that, it does not recommend it.

What the card is used for in Tunisia

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.

The fee leaves your dollar balance; RedotPay never charges dinars. At the 2 November 2026 P2P price of 3.35–3.4 TND per USDT the $8 virtual card costs about TND 27, plus the seller's or the bank's transfer fee.

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How to apply the code from Tunisia

  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 TND 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 the physical card delivered to Tunisia?

No. Tunisia is on RedotPay's card-delivery restriction list. Stick to the virtual card and its code.

Can I pay with Flouci or D17?

Not to RedotPay directly; the app has no local top-up. Flouci and bank transfers are what P2P sellers accept for USDT, which then funds the balance the fee is taken from.

Is crypto legal in Tunisia?

Neither clearly legal nor clearly banned. The central bank says crypto has no status as a currency and the exchange law restricts dealings in foreign assets; a code that would legalise declared holdings has been pending since 2024. This page is not legal advice.

Which ID do I use for verification?

The CIN as a national identity card, or a passport. Original only, with at least three months of validity.

Is this page available in French or Arabic?

Both; the links are at the bottom. RedotPay's help center is also available in both languages.

Sources

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