WorldRemit Promo Code UK: £20 on Your First Transfer
If you are sending money from the UK, the offer promoted on this site works in pounds: open a new WorldRemit account, enter the code REFERNNF57P9SAA1L at sign-up, send at least £30 on your first transfer, and get £20 when it completes. This page covers what is different for UK senders, and what to have ready.
The offer in pounds
- Create a new account through the referral link.
- Enter REFERNNF57P9SAA1L in the referral code field on the sign-up form. If you are unsure where it goes, see where to enter the code.
- Make your first transfer of £30 or more.
- When the transfer completes, you get the £20 bonus.
Amounts and conditions are set by WorldRemit and can change or vary by currency, so check what the app shows you at sign-up. The offer is for new accounts only. If you already have an account, read can existing customers use a promo code?.
Sending from the UK: what to know
- WorldRemit is a UK-regulated company. Its homepage says WorldRemit Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, registration number 900891, and its headquarters are in central London. It is not a bank, so read how your money is held in Is WorldRemit safe?.
- There is a UK version of the site. WorldRemit's "Send From" menu lets you pick United Kingdom.
- You can send to many countries. When we checked the receiving-country list with the UK selected in October 2026, it offered 88 countries. WorldRemit's homepage lists Ghana, India, Kenya, Nigeria, the Philippines and Zambia among its popular destinations. The list can change, so check your destination in the calculator before you start.
- Payment options. WorldRemit says the choices depend on where you send from, and mention bank deposit, debit card and credit card. Its homepage says paying by debit card is cheaper than by credit card, and that credit card issuers may charge an advance payment fee, so ask your card provider. More on costs in WorldRemit fees.
- Speed and cost depend on the route. WorldRemit says the cost and speed of a transfer depend on the receiving country, the receive method and how you pay.
ID for UK senders
WorldRemit is required by law to verify its customers. Its help page says it can usually accept a passport, and a driving licence as well if you are outside the EU, which includes the UK. It also asks that your name and date of birth match your WorldRemit account. For what happens next and how long it can take, read how long ID verification takes.
Before your first transfer
- Check the amount, fee and exchange rate on the confirmation screen. The recipient amount is shown before you pay.
- Choose how your recipient gets the money: bank transfer, mobile money, cash pickup or airtime, depending on the country. How to use WorldRemit explains the options.
- Have your recipient's details ready, such as bank details or mobile money number.
- Keep the transfer reference so you can track it in the app.
FAQ
Is there a WorldRemit promo code for the UK?
The offer promoted on this site is a first-transfer bonus of £20 for sending £30 or more. Enter the referral code REFERNNF57P9SAA1L when you sign up. Check the conditions shown in the app.
How much do I need to send from the UK?
At least £30 on your first transfer for the offer on this page.
Can I use the code if I already have an account?
The offer is for new accounts. WorldRemit's terms list inviting existing customers as misuse of its referral programme, so check the terms first.
Is WorldRemit regulated in the UK?
WorldRemit says it is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Its registration number is shown on its homepage.
Is this website official?
No. It is independent and may earn a reward when you sign up through its link. See the disclosure.