Crypto businesses
On Payoneer's list of businesses it does not support: Cryptocurrencies, NFTs and crypto mining
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These providers name it among the businesses they serve.
If Payoneer said no
What your business does
Gambling and iGaming
On Payoneer's list of businesses it does not support: Gambling, lotteries and prize contests
.
These providers name it among the businesses they serve.
Forex and CFD brokers
On Payoneer's list of businesses it does not support: Financial services, including brokerage, insurance, lending, payment processing and money services
.
These providers name it among the businesses they serve.
Payment and money services firms
On Payoneer's list of businesses it does not support: Financial services, including brokerage, insurance, lending, payment processing and money services
.
These providers name it among the businesses they serve.
Side by side
Payoneer and its closest alternatives
| Provider | Monthly fee | Currencies | Company countries accepted | Non-residents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 PayoneerE-money institution | Free | 13 | Not published | Not published |
 WorldFirstE-money institution | Free | 22 | Not published | Accepted |
 Wise BusinessE-money institution | Free | 40+ | Not published | Not published |
 PaysetE-money institution | Free | 35 | 50 countries | Accepted |
 3S MoneyE-money institution | from €100 | 57 | Not published | Accepted |
FAQ
Your questions, answered.
Why did Payoneer reject my application?
Payoneer publishes who it accepts. Businesses not supported: 18 on its list. An application outside these rules is refused, and Payoneer can also refuse one within them without giving a reason.
What is the best Payoneer alternative?
It depends on why Payoneer said no. On published rules, for crypto businesses: Black Banx or Fiat Republic. Each one's own documents accept what Payoneer's refuse.
How this page is built: from the published rules of 296 providers on Finzil. A provider is listed under a setup when its own documents accept it; providers built for fewer countries or industries come first. Being listed does not mean a provider will approve a particular application.
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