Sending money home just got more rewarding, as Paysend and JetBlue airline collaborate to help their U.S.-based customers earn travel rewards when transferring money to the Dominican Republic.
Paysend, the global fintech innovator, has partnered with JetBlue, the Dominican Republic’s largest airline, to make sending money from the United States to the Dominican Republic more rewarding than ever.
Through this collaboration with JetBlue’s TrueBlue loyalty program, U.S.-based customers who transfer $100 or more to the Dominican Republic via Paysend between November 20, 2025, and December 31, 2025, will earn 5,000 TrueBlue points — a one-time bonus designed to recognize and reward this vital financial activity.
Each year, the Dominican diaspora in the U.S. sends over $10 billion in remittances home, providing essential support for families and strengthening cultural connections. By linking these transfers with JetBlue’s loyalty program, Paysend ensures that every qualifying transaction delivers additional value, giving customers travel rewards that can be used to plan 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 over 170 countries through a single digital connection, forming the foundation of its vision to build the world’s largest open, instant cross-border payment network. Partnering with JetBlue allows Paysend users to not only send money safely and quickly but also receive tangible travel benefits, transforming everyday remittances into rewarding experiences.
This limited-time offer is supported by Central Payments, Paysend U.S.’s program manager, ensuring seamless payment processing and regulatory compliance. The collaboration highlights the intersection of fintech innovation and loyalty programs, offering the Dominican diaspora in the U.S. a convenient, rewarding, and culturally meaningful way to send money home.
