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Western Union is one of the most well-known international money transfer providers — but not the cheapest. Taking advantage of deals can help you save on your next transfer.

Unfortunately, Western Union isn’t offering any deals right now. But we have an alternative offer for you to save money:

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3 Months Fee-Free Transfers

New customers get unlimited fee-free transfers for their first 3 months. T&Cs apply.
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Zero fees on your first THREE money transfers

Send money with WorldRemit using the code '3FREE' and pay no fees on your first three money transfers
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$10 bonus on first time transfer to Ghana or Nigeria

Must send at least $100.
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Better exchange rate on your first transfer

Available for transfers to India, Philippines, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
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10 free transfers for new customers

Sign up and receive your first ten transfers for free

How do I use my Western Union discount code?

Visit the Western Union website to use your promo code:

  1. Create a free account if you’re not a Western Union member.
  2. Select send money and enter your transfer details such as the destination, how much you want to send, how you want to send and how you want the receiver to collect the money.
  3. Enter the promotional code by checking the I have a promo code box at the bottom of the page.
  4. Press apply to activate the promotional code and get your discount.

How does Western Union work?

Why is my Western Union promo code not working?

There are several reasons this could be happening. To troubleshoot, consider the following:

  • Does your code meet the terms and conditions? You might have to send a certain amount through Western Union, or it may only be applicable for some currencies.
  • Is your code correctly entered into the field? Sounds simple, but sometimes copy and paste gets the better of all of us. Western Union codes might be case-sensitive, so bear this in mind.
  • Are there any restrictions on the code? There may be a certain time frame you have to use it within, or it may be restricted to a certain country that Western Union services..
  • Have you used the code already? The code might only be for one-time use.

How can I save money when using Western Union without a promo code?

The Western Union membership program offers rewards, which may help you save money over time or after sending a few large transfers. To learn more about Western Union before signing up, read our Western Union review to learn about fees, exchange rates, the reward program and more.

What forms of payment does Western Union accept?

You can pay for your Western Union money transfer using the following methods:

  • Cash in person. Pay cash at a Western Union agent to send money in person.
  • Credit or debit card. Enter your card details to make an online payment when you opt to send money from the Western Union website. You can also make a card payment at a Western Union agent.
  • Bank transfer. Link your checking account to your Western Union online profile and send money directly from your bank.

See what your transfer could look like with Western Union

Our table below lets you compare services you can use to send money abroad. Compare fees, exchange rates and discounts from different money transfer services, and when you have made your choice, click Go to site.
Name Product Offer Filter Values Fastest Transfer Speed Fees (Pay by Bank Transfer)
Western Union
Within minutes
From $0
Western Union sends money online to friends and family in 200+ countries around the world.
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