If you're a Ukrainian freelancer, entrepreneur, or business owner working with international clients, you've likely faced this question: What’s the best way to receive cross-border payments? SWIFT transfers, ACH, and platforms like Payoneer all offer different benefits — but choosing the wrong one can cost you time, money, and peace of mind.

Getting paid across borders shouldn’t feel like crossing a minefield. Yet for many small businesses and freelancers, international payments still come with frustrating roadblocks—high fees, poor exchange rates, slow transfers, and complex compliance. The good news? Platforms like Payoneer are changing the game. With multi-currency accounts, seamless global integrations, and transparent fees, Payoneer makes it easier than ever to receive international payments online. In this guide, we explore the best ways to get paid internationally, compare common methods like SWIFT and ACH transfers, and explain why Payoneer stands out as the go-to solution for businesses ready to scale globally.

Today’s online payment systems make it easier than ever for small to medium-sized businesses to accept payments securely, quickly, and globally. Whether you're selling locally or working with international clients, having the right payment solution in place is essential for growth and customer satisfaction. In this guide, we break down the most popular small business payment processors — from PayPal and Stripe to Square and Payoneer — and compare their features, fees, and best use cases. We’ll also walk you through how to set up your payment system, what to look for when evaluating your options, and why Payoneer stands out for businesses with global ambitions.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know: from what an invoice is and what it should include, to the difference between templates and invoice generators — and how Payoneer makes the whole process easier. Whether you’re sending your first invoice or looking to streamline your current system, you’ll find helpful tips, common pitfalls to avoid, and answers to frequently asked questions.

When your biggest client gets hit with a 25% import duty, waiting days for a bank transfer can cost you more than time—it can cost you opportunities. Currency swings, payment delays, and rigid financial systems put Singapore exporters at risk in a volatile trade environment. Thankfully, Singapore’s fintech ecosystem is built for this. Exporters now have smarter ways to manage payments, hold multiple currencies, and stay agile in the face of disruption. This blog explores how the right financial tools can help Singapore businesses not just survive—but thrive—in a changing global economy.

As a digital entrepreneur, it’s important you have the right tools to make business payments as convenient as possible. That’s why the Payoneer Commercial Mastercard®* gives you the freedom and flexibility to make payments with ease and at low-cost. Payoneer Commercial Mastercard® allows you to use your Payoneer funds in multiple ways: Make purchases anywhere in the world […]

What is a Credit card Chargeback? A chargeback (also known as reversal) is a form of buyer’s protection provided by the credit card’s issuing bank, which allows customers to file a complaint regarding fraudulent transactions or a service dispute on their card statement. Once the buyer files a dispute, the issuing bank launches an investigation […]

Whether we mean to or not, we share a lot of our personal banking information with others on a daily basis. This happens in many situations: when we pay online for a product or a service, when we withdraw cash from the ATM machine, when we transfer money to a different account, when we login to […]

Want to get started using your virtual Payoneer card? Read on for a step-by-step card activation guide. Step 1 Sign in to Payoneer. Step 2 Select Settings > Card Management, locate the card you would like to activate and click ACTIVATE. Step 3 Fill in your card details You will see an online confirmation that your card has […]