RedotPay serves Canada fully: you can open an account, get both cards, have the physical card delivered, and add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay. Canada is on none of RedotPay’s four restriction lists.
Canada at a glance
| Canada | |
|---|---|
| Account | Available. Canada isn’t on the “Unsupported Countries/Regions” or “Location-Based Access Restrictions” lists (both updated 28 Aug 2026) |
| Virtual card | Available, 10 USD. Canada isn’t on the “Card Issuance Restrictions” list (28 Aug 2026) |
| Physical card | Available, 100 USD. Canada isn’t on the “Card Delivery Restrictions” list (21 Jul 2026). DHL Express in 3 to 10 days, or free standard mail in 5 to 30 days |
| Apple Pay | Available in Canada |
| Google Pay | Canada is on Google Wallet’s list of supported countries |
| Phone code at sign-up | +1 |
| Canadian dollars | CAD is one of the seven currencies on the app’s Deposit → Fiat screen. Accounts in your own name for receiving bank transfers exist only in USD, EUR and GBP |
Topping up from Canada
- Crypto is the cheapest way in: send USDT or USDC from an exchange or wallet to the address the app shows, on the same network. See how to deposit crypto. Note that crypto platforms registered in Canada don’t offer USDT, only USDC. RedotPay accepts both, so from a Canadian platform you’ll usually send USDC.
- Card or PayPal: the deposit screen offers Buy crypto with Visa, Mastercard, PayPal or Apple Pay, and Card Deposit. Whether your bank lets the payment through is up to the bank.
- Canadian dollars by bank transfer: CAD appears on the Fiat tab, but RedotPay doesn’t publish which methods are open in which country; the app shows what’s available to your account. The personal funding accounts with your own account number or IBAN exist only in USD, EUR and GBP, and Deposit → Fiat shows whether a Canadian resident can open one. See receiving money.
- P2P: RedotPay says its marketplace works in “over 100 countries and regions” but names only a sample, and Canada isn’t in it. If P2P and CAD show up in your app, it’s available to you. See P2P in local currency.
- RedotPay announced in March 2026 that it plans “e-wallets that support local CAD payouts in Canada” during 2026. We haven’t seen them in the app.
Fees that matter in Canada
- Every payment in Canadian dollars is a payment in another currency than the card’s (USD or HKD): 1.2% plus the 1% crypto conversion, about 2.2% in all. See fees and limits.
- Let the card accept CAD. The card’s security settings list the currencies it may pay in (USD, EUR, HKD, JPY, SGD, AED and Other). CAD falls under Other, so keep it switched on, or payments in Canada get declined. See card declined.
- Cash from any ATM that takes Visa: 2% from RedotPay (USD card, up to 10,000 USD a month), plus the 1.2% and 1% above, plus whatever the ATM’s bank charges. See ATM withdrawals.
- Apple Pay and Google Pay let you pay in shops with the virtual card from day one. See Apple Pay and Google Pay.
- Getting paid from abroad: PayPal to the card costs 3%, at least 1 USD. See receiving money.
If you’re Canadian living elsewhere
RedotPay’s lists work on four things: your citizenship (the “Unsupported Countries” list), where you open the app (the location list), where you live and the card’s billing address (the card issuance list), and the delivery address (the delivery list). A Canadian passport passes the first test everywhere. The rest follow the country you’re in: in the United States the app is blocked outright, in India or Morocco you can’t get a card, in Egypt or Tunisia you get a virtual card but no delivery. Check the country guides for where you live.
The same logic applies in reverse. If you live in Canada with another passport, Canada passes the location, residence and delivery tests; only the citizenship list can still block you, and it names, among others, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Syria, Sudan, Yemen, Russia, Ukraine and the United States.