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What is RedotPay? Who it's for, and who it isn't

RedotPay in plain words: a crypto wallet with a Visa card that spends your USDT like money. What you can do with it, what it costs, and when it isn't the right choice.

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RedotPay is a phone app that holds crypto and gives you a Visa card to spend it. When you pay, it converts your crypto, for example USDT, into the shop’s currency on the spot. You don’t need a bank account to get the card.

RedotPay home screen with the balance, the Deposit button and the bottom tabs
  1. Deposit: add crypto to your account.
  2. Card: get a virtual or physical card and manage it.
  3. Assets: see what you hold, coin by coin.

What you can do with it

  • Pay online anywhere that takes Visa: subscriptions, online shops, apps.
  • Pay in shops with the physical card, or with your phone where Apple Pay or Google Pay is available to you.
  • Withdraw cash at ATMs with the physical card.
  • Hold and receive crypto: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, TRX, XRP and a few others.
  • Buy USDT with local currency from other users through P2P, once your identity is verified.

Who it suits

  • People who already hold USDT or other crypto and want to spend it without selling on an exchange first.
  • People in countries where an international card is hard to get.
  • People who pay for things priced in dollars or euros: AI tools, online shops, ad accounts.

When it isn’t the right choice

  • You live in, or are a citizen of, a country RedotPay doesn’t serve. Neither can open or use an account. The list includes the United States, Russia, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Syria, Sudan and Yemen.
  • You live where RedotPay can’t issue cards. Residents of Morocco, India, Indonesia, Nepal, Turkey and Singapore, among others, can’t get a virtual or physical card. Physical cards also aren’t shipped to Egypt or Tunisia, so people there get a virtual card only. See the country guides.
  • You are under 18.
  • You need credit or a bank account. The card spends money you already hold. It isn’t a credit card or a bank account.
  • You can’t afford to have money held for a few days. RedotPay sometimes holds a deposit for review and asks where the money came from. See why money gets held before you move large amounts.

What it costs

A virtual card costs 10 USD and a physical card 100 USD, paid once. There’s no monthly fee. Paying in another currency costs 1.2%, and converting crypto costs 1%. The full list is on the fees and limits page.

How to start

  1. Create an account, through a referral link if you want one, because it can’t be added later.
  2. Verify your identity.
  3. Choose a virtual or physical card.
  4. Deposit USDT and pay.
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