Prepaid Card Offers

See below for current promotional offers to help your money go further!

The Prepaid Card that works hard to keep money where it belongs — WITH YOU.

Reload more & save on the fee. No reload fee when you load $300 or more.

When you reload your card, you may be charged a fee up to $3.95. Any time you load $300 or more in a single transaction to your prepaid card account, your reload fee will be waived or credited back to you. Credits may take up to 24–48 hours to post to your account.

Offer valid through October 29, 2026. The reload fee will be waived depending on location or funding amount.

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 No reload fee when you load $300+

No fee ever for money transfer redirects1 or direct deposit2

An easy way to save money – no coupon or enrollment required

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Eligible transactions will receive applicable benefits.

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Western Union Prepaid Visa® Card is issued by Pathward®, N.A. Member FDIC, pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. Once fully registered, the card can be used everywhere Visa debit cards are accepted. Prior to registration, card valid to use only in the U.S.

1 Fee waived when loading your card with a money transfer online or at select location. There are other fees associated with the use of this card, please refer to Cardholder Agreement.
2 Faster and easier access to funds is based on comparison of traditional banking policies and deposit of paper checks versus deposits made electronically and the additional methods available to access funds via a Card as opposed to a paper check. Fraud prevention restrictions may delay availability of funds with or without notice. Early availability of funds requires payor’s support of direct deposit and is subject to the timing of payor’s payment instruction.