Give your US clients more flexibility - Introducing PayPal

When you request a payment, your US clients now have the option of paying via PayPal, alongside the existing options of ACH debit, or credit card.
You'll receive the funds to your Payoneer balance. Simple.

How it works?

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Stay in control with
payment tracking

Get peace of mind with real-time payment tracking. Track and manage payments on the go with the Payoneer mobile app.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to have a PayPal account to get paid via PayPal?

No. Your US client will need to have a PayPal account to send the payment, but the payment itself will land in your Payoneer account, so there’s no need for you to have a PayPal account, nor can we facilitate the opening of one.

Are all Payoneer accounts eligible to receive payments from clients via PayPal?
This service is available in selected countries with further roll out coming soon. Find out more here.
How much does it cost to receive payments from clients via PayPal?

There is a standard fee of 3.99% + $0.49 fixed fee, payable by either the requester or the sender.