You can receive third-party payment transfers from personal accounts, subject to reviews and conditional approval!
As of August 26, 2024 - you can receive remittances from family members or payments from other individuals without providing supporting documentation, ONLY for transactions that are less than $2,000.
If you are receiving a payment that is more than $2,000 from an employer, client, family member, or other individuals, please fill out this form here. You will need to provide the following information:
- Sender's Bank Account Name: The name associated with the bank account sending the funds.
- Sender's Bank/Platform: The financial institution or platform where the transfer originates.
- Expected Amount: The total amount expected to be transferred monthly.
- Recurring or One-Time Transfer Type: Specify if this is a recurring or one-time transfer.
- Purpose of Transfer: Briefly describe the reason for the payment.
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Online Professional Profile:
- Links to your business or professional profiles online.
- Links to your sender's business or professional profiles online.
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Supporting Documentation: Include relevant documents that substantiate the transaction. We will ask for:
- contracts / service agreements with your name and the names of your clients and their business, dated in the last 3 months.
- paystubs or invoices with your name and the names of your clients and their business, dated in the last 3 months.
These are very important to ensure that your transfer will be approved. More documents may be requested if deemed necessary.
Please expect us to respond with a review between 2-3 business days.
A couple of reminders:
- Please submit a new request per unique sender account.
- Transfer types:
- Only domestic wire transfers are accepted.
- Both international and domestic ACH transfers are accepted starting 07/11/2024.
- This means that all USD PayPal transfers are now accepted.
- If no declaration is made, the transfer will be automatically returned within 5 business days.
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