PaySpot Net – domestic money transfer
Send money anywhere in Serbia – quickly, affordably, and securely!
Individuals
PaySpot NET
Money in another city within minutes. PaySpot NET is our own service for fast and safe money transfers within Serbia, at more than 1,000 locations.
For whom
Anyone sending money to family, friends or students in another city
Where
At more than 1,000 PaySpot locations in Serbia
What you need
An identity document; the recipient’s name and mobile number
Fee
According to the fee schedulePaySpot fee schedule · V24 · Valid from 15.09.2026 · PDF · EN
PaySpot NET is a service for fast and safe sending and receiving of money in Serbia. Money is available in another city within minutes, at more than 1,000 PaySpot locations where you can send or collect cash.
The service covers cash payments and payouts only, in Serbian dinars (RSD).
How it works
Sending money
- 1Find the nearest PaySpot location
- 2Bring an identity document (a copy or the original for inspection) and the recipient’s name, surname and mobile number
- 3Pay the amount in cash, in dinars
- 4You receive a PIN code: pass it on to the recipient
Receiving money
- 1Find the nearest PaySpot location
- 2Bring an identity document (a copy or the original for inspection), the sender’s name and surname and the expected amount
- 3Give the cashier the PIN code you received from the sender and/or from PaySpot
- 4The money is paid out in cash, in RSD
Never send money to someone you have not met in person, and never give the PIN of a transfer to anyone but the recipient.
Figures and deadlines
Quoted exactly from the document or page named next to each figure.
- Sending a domestic money remittance (PaySpot NET) through digital channels24/7, executed the same business day
Source: Time schedule for the execution of transactions, V06 · Valid from 15.09.2026 · PDF · EN
Frequently asked questions
Where can I send or collect money in Serbia?
At more than 1,000 locations in Serbia. Use the PaySpot locator to find them.
What is a TAN or PIN code?
After paying in the money, the sender receives a TAN (PIN) code on the payment confirmation: the transaction code the recipient gives the cashier at payout. If the sender leaves the recipient’s correct phone number and/or e-mail address, the recipient also receives the PIN by SMS and/or e-mail.
How long does sending and receiving take?
Paying in and paying out at PaySpot locations are simple and take no more than a few minutes. Details are in Article 15 of the General Terms and Conditions of the PaySpot Electronic Money Institution.
In what form and currency can I send money?
PaySpot NET covers only cash payments and payouts in local currency (RSD).
Who pays the fee, and how much is it?
The sender pays the fee when paying in the money. The fee depends on the amount; it is set out in the PaySpot fee schedule, linked on this page.
Documents for this service
The current versions. Fees are set only by the fee schedule; earlier versions are in the document register.
- PaySpot fee scheduleV24 · Valid from 15.09.2026 · PDF · EN
- General Terms and Conditions of the Electronic Money Institution PaySpotV17 · Valid from 15.09.2026 · PDF · SR
- Time schedule for the execution of transactionsV06 · Valid from 15.09.2026 · PDF · EN
- How to protect yourself from fraud: international and domestic money transfersValid from 22.09.2026 · PDF · EN
News
From our news
The nearest PaySpot location is probably around the corner
Exchange offices, vehicle inspection centres, agencies, kiosks and shops across Serbia carry the PaySpot sign. The locator shows every location and filters it by service.