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Who can use Sling Money

We support over 140 countries

Updated over a week ago

To use Sling Money, you must:

  • be at least 18 years old

  • be a resident in a supported country

  • pass our identity verification process

Our identity verification process may require you to share:

  • your name

  • your phone number

  • your date of birth

  • your residential address

  • a selfie

  • a picture of a photo ID card

These requirements vary by country and are subject to change.

Sling Money cannot serve customers subject to sanctions issued by the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, or the United Nations. This may include directly sanctioned individuals or individuals associated with sanctioned entities or geographies. We may also be unable to serve customers in certain countries with high rates of fraud, financial crime, or sanctions evasion.

We're always working to improve our risk management processes and expand our coverage.

Supported countries and currencies

The Sling Money app is available to download and can be used for peer-to-peer transfers in over 140 countries. You can add and withdraw money to local payment methods (such as debit cards, bank accounts, and mobile money wallets) in over 70 of those countries, across over 40 currencies.

Device requirements

To use Sling Money, you need a smartphone with an operating system later than iOS 17.0 or Android 8.0.

iOS users can sign in and verify transactions via either biometrics (such as your fingerprint or Face ID) or passcode. If your Android operating system is 10.0 or later, you can use a passcode. Otherwise, you need a device with biometrics capabilities to use Sling Money.

You can also log in to Sling Money via email, so you're still able to use it even if you're traveling or don't have access to your phone number.

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