How to send or schedule payments to your recipient’s bank account
At Payoneer, our focus is always on helping you pay and get paid quicker and easier than ever – wherever your team is based. We understand that speed and certainty are crucial for any business. That’s why we make it easy to pay your contractors, employees, or suppliers straight to their bank account. By sending…

- Paying international contractors, suppliers, and employees is made simple, quick, and secure. In just a few clicks, you can send payments globally from the funds held in your account.
- Scheduling payments means you’ll never miss or forget another payment. Whenever it’s convenient for you, simply schedule all your outgoing payments and free yourself from having to sign in on the specific payment dates.
- Batch payments allow you to send up to 1,000 payments worldwide at the click of a button, saving you time and energy when paying recurring invoices or making multiple payments at the same time.*
- Click Pay in the main menu and then select Pay to a recipient’s bank account.
- If you want to schedule your payment, toggle the slider and input your chosen payment date. For immediate payments, simply add your payment details (select the balance you want to use, choose the bank account you want to transfer funds to, enter the amount you want to transfer, and add an optional reference number and description). Once you’re ready to make your payment, click Review.
- Make a final check of the payment details and either click Pay or Schedule payment.
- You’ll then see a confirmation screen containing your transaction ID (and a payment date for any scheduled payments).
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