Payoneer

[chasach_17]

Can I Know Payoneer Anual fee?

[mtgraves7984]

This is a question for Payoneer. We don't use it here in the US.

[ckimodog]

@chasach_17 

Since this is a mostly US forum/board and we don't use Payoneer, my suggestion would be to contact Payoneer directly to get the answer you need.

Good luck. 

[fab_finds4u]

Many people in the US have Payoneer accounts. 

It is free to join. 

After that there are fees.

You can get a Payoneer debit card if you have sufficient funds. There's a $29.95 annual fee for the card. You're eligible for a Payoneer credit card after 6 months and $100 in deposits that aren't  from e-wallets.

Payments from one Payoneer account to another Payoneer account are free.

Payments made via a local bank transfer incur a 1% fee if made in USD. Transfers in euro or GPB are free.

Payments made via ACH incur a 1% fee in USD.

Payments made via credit card incur a 3% flat fee.

Withdrawals from your Payoneer account to your bank in the same currency costs $1.50 per withdrawal.

Withdrawals in local currency from a balance of difference currency is up to 2% .

If your account is inactive for a year you'll be charged an inactivity fee of $29.95.

[fab_finds4u]

Because you don't  use Payoneer doesn't  mean it's  not used in the US. 

[mtgraves7984]

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@fab_finds4u wrote:

Because you don't  use Payoneer doesn't  mean it's  not used in the US. 

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Properly corrected and educated. Thank you, @fab_finds4u!

[fab_finds4u]

I only know this because  a rare book I wanted was from a foreign seller in the UK that only used Payoneer. Weird.  Lol, I was mad at PayPal at the time so it worked out. (Payoneer is an American Co btw.) 

[pargran3]

Interesting. Learn something new every day