Ten minutes before your first proposal save you a week
The first payout is best configured while there is no rush. What to settle, and which of your two CCIs goes in the form.
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Living between two countries
Clear guides on paperwork, money and security for people who moved from Latin America to Europe. Written by the team that runs the platform.
Four fields worth checking before you need them
A first payout from Colombia asks for more details than most people have at hand. Where each one lives, and which one is accepted wrong without…
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The worst time to set up payments is the day you get paid
Your first proposal gets accepted and your profile is half filled in. What to settle beforehand, because afterwards the corrections arrive too late.
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Payroll lands the same every month; the currency call doesn't
A recurring payment lets you stop improvising. In Peru that includes a decision that repeats: which account it lands in, the soles one or the dollar…
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One wrong detail costs you the month, not the payment
On payroll the destination is set up once and used every month. If a field is wrong, the error repeats too, until somebody looks at it.
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You get paid the same day every month, and that's worth more than it looks
A recurring payment can be planned: you know when it lands and you can choose when to convert. What you decide once, and what you decide every month.
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With an intermediary in the middle, the trail splits in two
The payer says they paid, the intermediary says it received, and your bank knows nothing. Where to look at each leg, and which CCI closes the chain.
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The chain breaks at the link you aren't watching
With an intermediary in the middle, a payment can stall over the name or bounce over the account type. They are two different failures, fixed in two…
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Your name has to match in three places, not one
Payoneer sits between whoever pays you and your account in Argentina. That adds one more point where the holder is checked, and it is where most…
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You have a dollar account, and the conversion shows up anyway
In Peru a dollar account looks like it closes the loop on international payments. Sometimes it does, and sometimes it just moves the conversion…
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The price of the conversion appears on no screen
Between your Fiverr balance and the pesos in your account sits a conversion nobody charges you for separately. How to see it, and how to compare…
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Your Fiverr balance is in one currency and your life in another
Between the platform balance and the pesos in your account there can be more than one currency change. Each one has a price, and none of them is…
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