Paysend, the global fintech innovator, and JetBlue, Dominican Republic’s largest airline, have joined forces to make remittances from the United States to the Dominican Republic even more rewarding. Through a new partnership with JetBlue’s TrueBlue loyalty program, customers who send money to the Dominican Republic using Paysend will earn 5,000 TrueBlue points when they transfer $100 or more between today, November 20, 2025, and March 30, 2026 - a one-time offer available to the US customers.

Every year, the Dominican diaspora in the U.S. sends over $10 billion in remittances home – a vital act that supports families and strengthens cultural ties. This collaboration helps turn those meaningful transfers into even more value, rewarding senders with travel points they can use to book their next trip.

“This partnership with JetBlue builds on Paysend’s mission to bring Simple Money Transfer to all, including the underserved,” said Beatriz Bravo,  LatAm Strategy & Operations Manager at Paysend. “With a sharp focus on the satisfaction of our customers, Paysend is breaking barriers and addressing the main pain points in cross-border money transfer – speed, transparency, and cost.”

Paysend enables instant, low-cost international transfers to 100+ countries through one simple connection – part of the company’s vision to build the world’s largest open, instant cross-border payment network. For users, that means faster, safer, and more rewarding ways to send money. Now, through  this partnership, your Paysend transfer can help you earn JetBlue TrueBlue points.

How it works

1. Send $100 or more from the U.S. to the Dominican Republic with Paysend. 
2. Earn 5,000 TrueBlue points credited automatically after your qualifying transfer. Limit one bonus per U.S. customer.
    

This limited-time offer highlights the benefits of this partnership — combining JetBlue’s loyalty expertise with Paysend’s technology to create more meaningful and rewarding financial connections.

Paysend partners with Central Payments, the program manager for Paysend U.S. to
enable backend payment processing capabilities and ensure regulatory compliance.