Many Iranians abroad still have expenses at home: their parents’ utility bills, a phone top-up, loan instalments, school fees for a sibling, or a birthday present ordered online. Without access to an Iranian bank account, even simple payments become a hassle.
How Radifeh works
You place an order, see the final amount up front and pay from your wallet. Our team carries it out in Iran and posts the receipt to your account. See the list of services.
Two ways to fund your wallet
- Do requests from people in Iran. Someone in Iran needs a foreign payment, such as a subscription or an exam registration. You pay for it with your own card, send the receipt, and once it is approved the full amount becomes credit in your wallet, with no fee.
- Top up with crypto. USDT or USDC on several networks, bitcoin, Litecoin or TON. See the top-up guide.
Why it is safe
- You see the final amount before you pay; nothing is added later.
- If an order cannot be completed, the full amount goes back to your wallet.
- Every payment has a receipt and a tracking code.
To get started, create an account and choose “Outside Iran” as where you live.