Remotify | Payout Routes and SWIFT Fees
Payout fees and routes

Know how your payout will be processed.

Check whether your bank account can receive a local or SEPA payment, whether a SWIFT fee applies, and what alternatives may be available.

✓Country-specific guidance✓Clear Remotify fees✓Alternative options
Example · Turkey + EURRoute found
Payment routeSWIFT
Remotify fee€10 fixed
Intermediary feeMay apply
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SWIFT transfer feeThe bank account requires an international SWIFT payment. Other banks may make additional deductions.
Payout route checker

Check your country and currency

Select the country where the bank account is held. The currency list will show the supported local currency when available, plus EUR and USD.

Countries restricted by Remotify’s payment partners are excluded. Availability can still depend on the bank, recipient and compliance review.

↗SWIFT

SWIFT payment required

Remotify fee—
Intermediary bankMay apply
Available payout routesBased on the selected country

Possible alternatives

Consider another receiving method

If Remotify’s payment platform does not support your local currency, an eligible EUR account from Wise or Payoneer may allow Remotify to send the payout through SEPA. PayPal may also be available, depending on the recipient’s country and account.

Wise EUR account

Use eligible Wise EUR receiving details for a SEPA payout, then convert or withdraw the balance locally.

  • Select EUR as the bank-account currency
  • Use the EUR IBAN issued in your name
  • Check Wise conversion and withdrawal fees

Payoneer EUR account

Use eligible Payoneer EUR receiving details so Remotify can process the payout through SEPA.

  • Select EUR as the bank-account currency
  • Use your eligible EUR receiving account
  • Check Payoneer withdrawal and conversion fees

PayPal

Receive the payout through PayPal when it is available for your country and account.

  • Confirm that PayPal payouts are supported
  • Use the email linked to your PayPal account
  • Check PayPal receiving and conversion fees

Wise, Payoneer and PayPal availability depends on your country, account eligibility and provider rules. These providers may charge their own receiving, conversion, withdrawal or account fees. Confirm that the receiving details can accept business payouts and are issued in your name.

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Understanding international transfers

What happens during a SWIFT payment?

SWIFT is used when a payout cannot be completed through a supported local payment route or through SEPA. The payment may travel through another bank before reaching the recipient’s bank.

Important: intermediary charges are separate.Remotify’s displayed SWIFT fee does not include fees that may be deducted by an intermediary bank or the recipient’s bank. These third-party charges may not be known in advance.
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Payment partner sends the payoutThe international transfer is created using the recipient’s bank details.
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An intermediary bank may be usedA correspondent bank can help move the currency between banking networks and may deduct a handling fee.
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The recipient’s bank receives the paymentThe receiving bank may also apply an incoming international-transfer charge.
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The freelancer receives the remaining amountThe final amount can be lower if third-party bank fees were deducted.
Frequently asked questions

Common payout-fee questions

No. Remotify’s displayed SWIFT fee and any intermediary or receiving-bank charges are separate. Third-party banks may deduct their charges while processing the transfer.

Usually not in advance. The amount depends on the banks and route used for that specific transfer.

The route depends on both the bank country and receiving currency. A country may support its local currency without a fixed SWIFT fee but require SWIFT for EUR, USD or another non-local currency.

Under the routing rules shown on this page, a SEPA-enabled country receiving EUR is processed through SEPA with no additional payout fee and no fee notification.

Not necessarily. They may help avoid Remotify’s SWIFT fee when a supported route is available, but the provider may charge its own receiving, withdrawal or currency-conversion fees.