Fixed fee
Receiving money from clients or marketplaces carries a small fixed handling charge on some routes, and withdrawing to a local bank adds a flat withdrawal fee.
Payoneer is built for freelancers and marketplace sellers: clients and platforms pay into your Payoneer balance, and you withdraw to a local bank in your own currency.
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About the figures: exchange rates are mid-market rates pulled from free public APIs and refreshed about every 30 minutes. Fees and margins come from each provider's published pricing and are comparison estimates — always confirm the live price with the provider before you send.
Every Payoneer transfer has four cost components. Here is exactly what each one means.
Receiving money from clients or marketplaces carries a small fixed handling charge on some routes, and withdrawing to a local bank adds a flat withdrawal fee.
Receiving a bank-transfer payment costs around 1% of the amount, while card-funded payments can cost up to roughly 3%.
Payoneer converts between your receiving currency and your withdrawal currency at its own desk rate.
Currency conversion is priced roughly 1.5%–2% above the mid-market rate — confirm the live rate inside your account before withdrawing.
Payoneer charges a fixed fee of 1.5 plus 1% of the amount on bank-funded transfers (figures from our editable fee config). Debit and credit-card funding are priced in the calculator above.
Yes. Payoneer applies a markup of 1.5% on bank transfers, 1.5% on debit cards and 2% on credit cards over the mid-market rate. The calculator shows both the offered rate and the difference from mid-market in your send currency.
2–3 business days to a local bank account. Delivery also depends on the destination country, the payout method and when you start the transfer.
The calculator compares bank transfer, debit card and credit card funding. Card payments almost always cost more, which is why the ranking can change when you switch methods.
Total cost combines two things: the fees charged by the provider (fixed fee + percentage fee) and the exchange-rate markup over the mid-market rate. The calculator adds both and expresses the result in the send currency, then shows exactly how much the recipient receives.
The mid-market rate (also called the interbank rate) is the midpoint between the buy and sell prices of two currencies on the global market. It is the rate you see on Google or Reuters before any bank or provider adds a margin.
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True mid-market rate with one transparent, upfront fee.
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