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Bank Transfer

Live

A payout over your country's local clearing network. The money arrives in your local currency, in the account you already use.

Best for

Almost everyone. This is the default, and usually the cheapest.

Speed

Set per country and currency, quoted in business days. The exact arrival date is shown before you confirm.

Cost

The local rail cost passes through at cost, set per country and currency rather than as one global number. Some corridors carry no transfer fee at all. Because the payout runs on local rails, there is no international wire fee.

Coverage

Local rails reach 100+ countries. Across all methods, 187 onboard with standard verification and a further 34 with enhanced verification, for 221 countries and territories supported in total.

What we need from you depends on your country. Some take four fields; others need considerably more. India, for example, needs your IFSC code. The form asks only for what your corridor actually requires.

ACH

Live

ACH is the United States domestic transfer network. It moves money between US bank accounts without touching the international wire system.

Best for

Contractors who hold a US bank account, wherever they live.

Speed

Set per country and currency, quoted in business days. The exact arrival date is shown before you confirm.

Cost

ACH is a low-cost domestic rail and the network cost passes through at cost.

Coverage

United States. The account must be a US account.

You do not need to be a US citizen or resident to use ACH. You need a US bank account. Plenty of non-US contractors hold one.

SWIFT

Live

An international wire routed through correspondent banks, sent in USD or EUR. It reaches almost anywhere, which is the reason to use it and the reason it costs more.

Best for

Countries without a supported local rail, and contractors who want USD or EUR in a domestic account.

Speed

Set per country and currency, quoted in business days. The exact arrival date is shown before you confirm.

Cost

The wire cost passes through at cost. Be aware that correspondent banks in the chain can deduct their own fees in transit, and your receiving bank may charge an inbound fee. Those are the banks' charges, not ours, and we cannot see them in advance.

Coverage

USD and EUR only, reaching 180+ countries.

SWIFT is the honest fallback, not the cheap option. Where a local rail or a proxy route exists for your country, it will usually cost you less and land sooner.

Card

Live

A push payment to a card you already hold, rather than to a bank account. What it costs and how fast it lands depends on the card, so both are quoted to you before you confirm.

Best for

Speed, and anyone who would rather not add account numbers.

Speed

Depends on the card. The exact arrival date is shown before you confirm.

Cost

The card network cost passes through at cost. That cost depends on the card, so it is quoted per withdrawal rather than published as one figure.

Coverage

Depends on the card. Which cards are eligible is shown when you add one, along with the fee and arrival date for that card.

Like every method here, the exact fee and arrival date for your own withdrawal are shown before you confirm it.

Wallet

Live

A transfer straight from your Omnivoo wallet to another one. The money never leaves the platform, so there is no bank network in the middle and nothing to clear.

Best for

Teams and contractor networks who pay each other, and anyone splitting work with a collaborator who is also on Omnivoo.

Speed

Instant. Both sides are on the same ledger, so there is no clearing time.

Cost

Nothing underneath. There is no rail cost on an internal transfer, because no bank network is involved.

Coverage

Anywhere both sides hold an Omnivoo wallet. There is no country restriction, because no local rail is involved.

This is a transfer between Omnivoo wallets, not a payout to an outside wallet service. To move money off the platform, use one of the other methods.

Mobile Money

Live

A payout to a mobile money account such as M-Pesa, MTN or GCash. The balance sits on your phone number rather than in a bank.

Best for

Contractors across Sub-Saharan Africa and the Philippines, including anyone without a bank account.

Speed

Set per country and currency, quoted in business days. The exact arrival date is shown before you confirm.

Cost

The mobile money operator's cost passes through at cost, set per country and operator.

Coverage

Sub-Saharan Africa via M-Pesa and MTN, and the Philippines via GCash.

Crypto

Live

A payout in cryptocurrency to your own wallet address. You hold the asset directly; we do not custody it for you.

Best for

Contractors without reliable banking, and anyone in a country with an unstable local currency who wants to hold a dollar-pegged asset.

Speed

Settles on-chain, so it follows network conditions rather than banking hours.

Cost

The network fee passes through at cost. Network fees are set by the blockchain, not by us, and move with network conditions.

Coverage

BTC, USDC and ETH. USDT is not supported. Only the dollar-pegged option here is USDC.

Straight talk: USDC is pegged to the US dollar and is designed to hold its value. BTC and ETH are not. Their value can fall as well as rise, and a payout taken in either is a decision to hold a volatile asset. Know what you are choosing. Sending to a wrong address is not reversible by anyone.

Proxy

Live

A payout to an identifier you already use, such as a Pix key in Brazil, instead of a full set of bank details. An email address, a phone number or a national ID is enough, and it settles over the country's instant payment rail.

Best for

Corridors where an instant local rail exists, such as Brazil, where it is usually both the fastest and the simplest option.

Speed

Runs on local instant payment rails, so it is typically the quickest route where it is supported.

Cost

The local rail cost passes through at cost. Instant rails are generally among the cheapest routes available.

Coverage

Selected corridors, led by Pix in Brazil. Where a proxy route exists for your country, we route over it automatically.

Where it is available, this is usually the one to pick. Paying to an identifier skips the full set of bank details, and the money moves on the instant rail you already use day to day.