clickworker offers the following 5 payment methods in general. However, not all are available for all Clickworkers. You can find the payment method(s) available for you in the payment details section of your Clickworker account.
PayPal:
PayPal is available for several countries. The bill run for this method is done between Wednesday and Friday of each week. Only amounts of €10 or more are taken into account. Accounts with less than €10 payable will have their amount carried over. You need to be the owner of the PayPal account.
Unfortunately, we can not offer PayPal payments for Clickworkers in the USA, Canada, or Mexico.
Payoneer:
Payoneer is available for several countries. The bill run for this method is done between Wednesday and Friday of each week. Only amounts of €20 / $20 or more are taken into account. Accounts with less than €20 / $20 payable will have their amount carried over into the next week. You need to be the owner of the Payoneer account. Each Payoneer account can only be connected to one Clickworker account and must be active.
SEPA:
SEPA is a direct bank transfer process for people living in Europe. SEPA bill runs are done twice a month, between the 1st and 3rd and between the 15th and 17th. Only amounts of €10 or more are taken into account. Accounts with less than €10 payable will have their amount carried over. Since processing the payments from bank to bank takes a while, it may take several days until you see the payment land in your account. It is not necessary that you are the account owner of the bank account provided.
ACH:
ACH transfers are electronic, bank-to-bank money transfers processed through the Automated Clearing House (ACH) Network. At the moment, this payment method is only available for Clickworkers living in the USA. The bill run for this method is done between Wednesday and Friday of each week. Only amounts of $10 or more are taken into account. Accounts with less than $10 payable will have their amount carried over. Since processing the payments from bank to bank takes a while, it may take several business days until you see the payment land in your account. It is necessary that your bank account is personal.
Direct Bank Transfers for non-EU countries:
Direct bank transfers are available for a few non-EU countries. Your bank account must be opened in the country you are currently residing in and allow SWIFT transfers (and not only local transfers). Payments to bank accounts opened in different countries or to bank accounts eligible only for local transfers will fail.
If you cannot use any of the options listed above, unfortunately, we cannot pay you.