Global Bank Transfers now available in Kenyan Shillings!
Payoneer’s Global Bank Transfer Service allows you to receive payments from participating partners directly to your bank account in over 200 countries, and more than 50 currencies. We’re happy to announce that we’ve further expanded that list, now allowing you to receive payments in Kenyan Shillings (KES)! At a cost of only $2.99 per payment, you…
Payoneer’s Global Bank Transfer Service allows you to receive payments from participating partners directly to your bank account in over 200 countries, and more than 50 currencies. We’re happy to announce that we’ve further expanded that list, now allowing you to receive payments in Kenyan Shillings (KES)! At a cost of only $2.99 per payment, you can now receive your payments from participating Payoneer partners in KES!
If you’re already using our Global Bank Transfer Service to receive USD payments to your bank account in Kenya and would like to switch to KES, please contact lbt@payoneer.com.
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