Payoneer Fees Explained

October 13, 2023

Currency Conversion Fees

Currency conversions will fluctuate based on Payoneer's current exchange rate.

Conversions will also incur a conversion fee of 0.5% of the amount you are transferring. See below for example conversion fees

  • $100 will incur a fee of $0.50
  • €500 will incur a fee of €2.50
  • £1000 will incur a fee of £5.00

Withdrawal Fees

Withdraw in local currency from a Payoneer balance of the same currency.

Example: USD balance > USD bank account, bank is in US

When withdrawing USD, EUR, or GBP to a local bank account, there is a low fixed fee on the transaction for your convenience, if the bank account:

  • is in the same currency as your balance
  • is in a country where the withdrawal currency is the local currency
  • is in the same country that you have listed in your Payoneer profile

The fixed fee is either $1.50, €1.50 or £1.50 depending on the currency you are withdrawing.

Withdraw in local currency from a Payoneer balance of a different currency

Example: USD balance > EUR bank account, bank is in EU

You can withdraw funds to bank accounts in most currencies and enjoy competitive rates from Payoneer.

The fee is up to 2% of the total transaction amount, you will be shown the rates to make sure you are happy before you confirm the payment.

The exchange rate of the transaction is based on wholesale currency market rates obtained at the time of transaction from a range of financial institutions and includes the conversion fee where indicated.


Withdraw in non-local currency

Example:
USD balance > USD bank account, bank is in EU
EUR balance > USD bank account, bank is in Hong Kong

You can withdraw funds to bank accounts in most currencies and enjoy competitive rates from Payoneer.

For withdrawals with no currency conversion, a minimum fee may apply.

The exchange rate of the transaction is based on wholesale currency market rates obtained at the time of transaction from a range of financial institutions and includes the conversion fee where indicated.

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