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How To Withdraw From Payoneer Account To Your Bank Account

June 12, 2016

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Payoneer offers a “Withdraw to Bank” Service that enables Payoneer account holders to withdraw funds from their Payoneer Account directly to their personal bank account.

For you to use this service, you will be required to provide a bank account in your name or an account that is owned by you. If you own the account but it is not in your name, you may be requested to provide supporting account ownership documentation.

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How Do I Add My Bank Account To Payoneer?

  1. Log in to your Payoneer Online Account .
  2. From the menu, go to “Withdraw” and then “To Bank Account”.
  3. If this is the first time that you are withdrawing funds, click “Add Bank Account” and follow the on-screen instructions.

How Can I Withdraw From My Payoneer Account To My Bank Account?

You can withdraw once Payoneer approves the bank account you added to your Payoneer account as explained above.

  1. Log in to your Payoneer Online Account.
  2. From the menu, go to “Withdraw” and then “To Bank Account”.
  3. Select the account to which you are transferring the funds.
  4. Fill in the details of the transfer and click “Continue”.
  5. Fill in the Security Confirmation page and submit your withdrawal request.

There is no setup or recurring (monthly/annual) fee associated with the Withdraw to Bank Service; however, the transfer fee may vary according to the selected country and currency. To find out the relevant fees for your country and currency, please contact Payoneer.

Kindly note that this service is currently not available to all account holder and only available in select countries .

Is the Payoneer withdrawal service available for your country?

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40 responses to “How To Withdraw From Payoneer Account To Your Bank Account”

  1. Tunde Sanusi Avatar
    Tunde Sanusi
    June 12, 2016

    Some people say they don't deliver the cards to their place despite filling the correct address, anyone facing this issue also?

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    1. Waploaded Media Avatar
      Waploaded Media
      June 12, 2016

      Use a Post office address near you, or optin for DHL assistance.

      In another note, Payooner cards to me is not advisable to be used over atms, their charge for each withdrawal alongside CBN payment rate is Something you have to put into consideration.

      You can sell all your payoneer funds to us from 500$ above.

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      1. Olaniyi Avatar
        Olaniyi
        November 1, 2019

        How can I sell my payoneer funds to you?

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    2. Natee Avatar
      Natee
      November 5, 2017

      On your settings enter desired currency and now withdrawal from the ATM without conversions and additional commissions

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  2. Uchenna Ebuka Avatar
    Uchenna Ebuka
    June 12, 2016

    @Tunde Sanusi i guess they sends the card to your bank.its not always at home sha! http://Gistnation.net

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  3. Uthman saheed Avatar
    Uthman saheed
    June 17, 2016

    Still waiting for that card till now….Though I applied for it in less than a month a go. I have not heard from them since I uploaded my ID card for verification.

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    1. Oluwaseun Adeleye Avatar
      Oluwaseun Adeleye
      November 29, 2016

      you have to wait for a minimum of 40 days to receive your card via snail mail. And make sure your address is right

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  4. Tola Korede Avatar
    Tola Korede
    June 17, 2016

    @ Tunde Sanusi, i faced the same issue of not getting my Fiver payoneer Card, after requested for the card twice and i could not get it…i had to use DHL and paid $60 to ship the card and within 5 days i got my card here…

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    1. Favour Avatar
      Favour
      September 5, 2018

      How did you use DHL please explain

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  5. www.infotribes.com Avatar
    www.infotribes.com
    June 17, 2016

    I received mine today, I applied 15 days ago and it was delivered so soon. Thanks to post service in Nigeria…. My advice to new applicants to payoneer card is that you should visit nipost website to know the postal code that is related to your residence so that you can walk down to that closest post office and pick it instead of waiting at home.

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    1. Ali Avatar
      Ali
      October 19, 2016

      Hello, can I receive my payooner card at the Nipost headquarters in Abuja?Do I have to give payooner the Nipost headquarters address?. I want to pick up the card on my own.

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  6. Obaoye Adekunle John Avatar
    Obaoye Adekunle John
    June 27, 2016

    Please sir, can I recieve my UK ADSENSE earning via payooner

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    1. Oluwaseun Adeleye Avatar
      Oluwaseun Adeleye
      November 29, 2016

      If you have a Payoneer account then you already have access to there Global payment service and that means Payoneer has opened for you a US bank account that you can use to receive money from companies as if you were living in the US. So in your Adsense account you will add the US bank details that was provided by Payoneer to your account there and that's it, you will be paid in your Payoneer.

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  7. Androidbrag Avatar
    Androidbrag
    February 2, 2017

    The post is very nice but my question to be precise is that does Nigeria support this payoneer withdrawal option directly to bank. Please I need your feedback

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  8. Shadrack Kawi Avatar
    Shadrack Kawi
    April 27, 2017

    Nice blog

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  9. Benjamin Ojonimi Avatar
    Benjamin Ojonimi
    June 3, 2017

    Can I reapply if my card is not delivered?

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    1. Prosperity Avatar
      Prosperity
      June 28, 2017

      It will be delivered depending if your house address is easy to find. Just give it time.

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    2. Oluwaseun Adeleye Avatar
      Oluwaseun Adeleye
      July 3, 2017

      There was a time I applied for replacement of my card. And it took me several months, I even had to reapply yet could not get it. I had to go to the post office that's uncharged of my zip code to complain before I was giving. So you might have to visit the post office to cross check if they have it with them.

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  10. Olawore oladayo Avatar
    Olawore oladayo
    July 3, 2017

    I want to register for payoneer but I can't find Nigeria among the country listed.What should I do?

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  11. TechJeny Avatar
    TechJeny
    October 5, 2017

    Thanks for the help admin! It helped me!

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  12. Ebene Avatar
    Ebene
    March 27, 2018

    Last month, I withdrew from my Payoneer to my dollar-based domiciliary account. I was charged $15. So, people should be aware this fee.

    This is somehow a good development. I don’t really mind since I’ll incorporate it into the fees I charge my clients.

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    1. Tito Avatar
      Tito
      April 12, 2018

      @Ebene So pls, what’s the range of the amount you withdraw? did you withdraw without your mastercard, just straight into your local bank account? Thanks

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      1. Ebene Avatar
        Ebene
        April 12, 2018

        I think this is a new development since i’m not sure they have that option to withdraw to your dollar-based account before. I withdrew $110 to my account. They removed their $15 and I have $95 left.

        In fact, as I’m typing this, I’m about to initiate another withdrawal to my domiciliary account. The fee is somehow high but I’ll find a way to incorporate it into what I charge my clients.

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        1. Ebene Avatar
          Ebene
          April 12, 2018

          Straight to my dollar-based account without Mastercard.

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          1. Omoesiri Avatar
            Omoesiri
            April 19, 2018

            how about to naira account

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        2. Famous Avatar
          Famous
          May 6, 2018

          Bro thanks for the update I think $15 is the fix charge I also try to withdraw to my Euro was charge 15euro but I have a question after payooner charge you’ $15 did your bank also charge you another fee from your to deposit the money in your account and which bank are you using

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    2. Dave Avatar
      Dave
      May 18, 2018

      Hello Ebene,

      I can’t see a withdraw from USD option in my account. I can only see withdraw from EUR and GBP but my payoneer balance is in USD. Please what can i do?

      Dave

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  13. damien Avatar
    damien
    April 19, 2018

    hi thanks for all feed backs i have a payoneer account but since i requested for my card i cant transfer to my dollar account in nigeria i have been trying to find which banks have atm that withdraw dollars. or i can withdraw but would be charged

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  14. Emmanuel Avatar
    Emmanuel
    May 18, 2018

    please, I have some money on my payoneer account ,how much would I get when I transfer in funds to my GT bank account now.

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  15. Victor Avatar
    Victor
    May 22, 2018

    How much do the pay you when your withdrawing through local banks, let’s say assuming you where to withdraw a 100 dollars, how much is it in niaras, like how much is there dollars to naira

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  16. Buks Avatar
    Buks
    May 29, 2018

    Hello guys. I have 94USD in my Payoneer account. I cannot withdraw it to my bank account because it is not up to 1000USD. I’m thinking of converting to EUR to see if the withdrawal limit will reduce.Please, does anyone know the withdrawal limit for EUR on Payoneer?

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    1. Olaoluwa Avatar
      Olaoluwa
      July 18, 2018

      Hello buk
      I was also faced with such challenge but I had to write to payoneer support to please change my minimum withdrawal to $50 or $100 due to the fact that my monthly payment is not up to that amount and in no time, my minimum withdrawal was changed to $50.Now I have been able to withdraw my money, doh am still waiting for it in my account because they said it will take up to 3 – 5 working day.
      I was charged $15 for withdrawing to my personal bank account but I don’t know if that is a regular fee or a one time fee.

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      1. tunde Avatar
        tunde
        May 20, 2020

        please how long does it take for ur funds to drop to your nigeria account.

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  17. Winifred Avatar
    Winifred
    July 10, 2018

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

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  18. Ekhoragbon Endurance Avatar
    Ekhoragbon Endurance
    January 2, 2019

    Can I make withdrawals to my local naira account from Payoneer’s EURO account?

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  19. Stephen Ekpa Avatar
    Stephen Ekpa
    June 3, 2019

    Hi… I need urgent reply please…. The last withdrawal from Payoneer to my GTBank Dom account attracted a deduction of extra $20 aside the $15 deducted by payoneer. The account is my DOM account. Same account I use with adsense. A cent has not been deducted before since using adsense. But I’m losing $35 with payoneer. Is this normal please?

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  20. endy uzo Avatar
    endy uzo
    September 29, 2019

    just to transfer to Nigeria bank, they are charging $15

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  21. segun Avatar
    segun
    March 16, 2020

    hello, I made a request for withdrawal into my local bank account over 8 hours m yet to receive the money

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  22. Peewai Avatar
    Peewai
    April 19, 2020

    This is a very helpful post.Please can I withdraw from Payoneer USD account to my local NAIRA Account?

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  23. giwa Avatar
    giwa
    October 20, 2020

    Can i run payoneer account without Domiciliary Account In Nigeria? i want to know if i can open payoneer account and withdraw from it without dom account

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