Friday, April 15, 2016

Payoneer Global Payment Service

Did you know that you can receive payments from companies worldwide with Payoneer’s Global Payment Service? The Global Payment Service is a solution for Payoneer account holders worldwide to receive commercial payments from international companies for work done online, such as freelancing, affiliate networks, Amazon/eBay sellers, app development, stock photography, and more. The service provides international receiving accounts, allowing international companies to easily send you a local bank transfer – as if you were a local employee with a local bank account!
We’ve gathered some helpful tips for you to make sure your use of the Global Payment Service is effortless!

DO…

  • make sure you send the company the relevant details for the currency in which you want to receive payment (USD, EUR, GBP).

 

    • note that Payoneer receiving accounts can be used only for the following bank transfers: ACH for USD, SEPA for EUR, BACS and FPS for GBP.
    • use your Payoneer receiving account to receive Amazon disbursements if you sell on Amazon USA or Amazon Europe.
    • remember to select checking as your account type when adding your Global Payment Service receiving account as a payment method.
    • consider sending the company a payment request if you’d like to offer more ways to pay you.
    • contact Customer Care (and not the banks associated with the receiving accounts) if you have any questions or feedback regarding the Global Payment Service.

    DO NOT…

    • request payments from companies that do not meet the Terms & Conditions of the Global Payment Service. Payments such as these will be sent back to the payer.
    • request payment from individuals. The Global Payment Service is intended only to receive payment from companies.
    • request payment via international wire transfer. This is not supported by the Global Payment Service.
    • use the Global Payment Service to receive checks from companies. The check will not be delivered to you.


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