What countries does Payoneer support
Payoneer supports users in more than 190 countries and territories, and account holders in most of them can receive funds and withdraw money to a local bank account.
What you can do with a Payoneer account depends on where you live, so support varies by feature rather than being identical in every country.
- Receiving and withdrawing: People in most supported countries can open an account to get paid by international clients and marketplaces. Money can be withdrawn to local bank accounts, with Payoneer handling over 70 currencies.
- Local receiving accounts: Payoneer provides virtual account details in currencies such as USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY and SGD. These cover major business corridors including the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and the UAE.
- Sending payments: The Payoneer account for paying others is open only to people in certain regions. These include the EU, the UK, the US, India, Singapore, Brazil and a limited number of other countries.
Payoneer does not serve heavily sanctioned countries and certain jurisdictions. These are generally reported to include:
- Iran: No service is available.
- North Korea: No service is available.
- Syria: No service is available.
- Cuba: No service is available.
- Sudan and South Sudan: Service is partly restricted.
- Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk: These regions are excluded because of ongoing sanctions.
Payoneer publishes a Global Payment Capabilities tool on its own website that lists which countries and currencies are covered for receiving and withdrawals. Checking it is the most direct way to confirm a specific country, and it helps to review it alongside Payoneer pricing for the currency and withdrawal method you plan to use.