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Payoneer

Receive marketplace payouts and client payments with virtual USD/EUR/GBP accounts and a prepaid Mastercard.

Paidpricing: PaidFree to open; receiving accounts free; withdrawal and card fees apply and vary by country.

Who is this for?

Freelancers paid by marketplaces (Upwork, Fiverr and others) or by clients who need company-ready billing and payout options.

Overview

Payoneer specializes in marketplace and cross-border payouts: it gives you receiving accounts in major currencies, integrates directly with most freelance marketplaces, and offers a prepaid card for spending or ATM withdrawals.

Key Features

  • Virtual receiving accounts (USD, EUR, GBP)
  • Direct integrations with major marketplaces
  • Prepaid Mastercard for spending
  • Mass payouts for teams

Free or Paid?

Free to open; receiving accounts free; withdrawal and card fees apply and vary by country.

A free plan is available, so you can explore the basics before deciding whether to pay.

Why we included it

Our take
Strong for marketplace payouts; Wise often wins on client invoices. Many freelancers use both and route by source.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Smooth marketplace integrations
  • Works in many countries other services skip

Cons

  • Withdrawal fees and FX margins vary — check your corridor
  • Support can be slow during volume spikes

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