Business payments don't have to be complicated
Try Sokin and see for yourself
Discover how Sokin’s no-subscription model lets you earn on your balances and saves you money compared to Payoneer.

Bypass restrictive USD and EUR limits. Manage global settlements in like-for-like currencies to simplify reconciliation.
Earn up to 3.5% AER on GBP, EUR, and USD balances; put your working capital to work.
Clear communications and quick resolutions through real people; to ensure your account is never in the way of business.
Sokin is designed for finance teams that value clarity, control, and consistency in their global operations. With transparent FX, no monthly fees, multi-currency accounts, and predictable payment costs, Sokin helps businesses budget confidently, streamline cross-border transfers, and scale without complexity.
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Payoneer accounts are usually free to open, but there's a $29.95 annual fee if your account receives less than $2,000 per year. Sokin never charges an account opening or any annual fee.
Sign up on Payoneer's website as a business, complete the verification process, and then request local receiving accounts in your chosen currencies. You can get accounts in 9+ currencies, with Sokin you can get account details in up to 26 currencies.
Fees vary by method and country: receiving is often free or ~1%, converting between balances is 0.5% over the real‑time rate, bank withdrawals can be up to 3%, and card FX is up to 3.5%.
Yes—Payoneer is regulated (FinCEN‑registered MSB in the U.S., FCA‑authorised in the UK, and licensed by the Central Bank of Ireland in the EEA), safeguards customer funds separately from company funds, and protects accounts with controls like 2‑step verification and PCI‑DSS security.
