How Payoneer works together with OnlineJobs.ph

Whether you’re an employer or a freelancer, there’s one issue around gig work that’s always a concern, and that’s managing payment. Freelancers want fast and flexible access to funds, employers want low-cost payment methods, and both of them want secure and transparent payment processing. 

That’s why OnlineJobs.ph built its own payment feature called EasyPay, to simplify payment management for both employers and employees. With the help of EasyPay, employers can securely send payments, and freelancers can easily create and send invoices and view their payment history. 

When you use EasyPay, you can choose between two payment processors: PayPal, and Payoneer. They both operate within EasyPay, and they both provide streamlined, lower-cost international payments, but Payoneer has specific benefits for OnlineJobs.ph users. 

The benefits of using Payoneer with OnlineJobs.ph

Here are the top reasons why freelancers and employers want to use Payoneer with their OnlineJobs.ph account. 

1. Payoneer is easy to use

If you’re a freelancer, you can use Payoneer to send a payment request from within the OnlineJobs.ph platform or from your Payoneer account in just a few clicks. Your employer will get an email from you that makes it easy for them to pay online, and that helps you get paid on time. 

If you’re an employer on OnlineJobs.ph, you can use Payoneer to pay your contractors and remote employees in the Philippines through the payment method that’s most convenient for you, whether that’s credit/debit card, local bank transfer, ACH bank debit — or Payoneer to Payoneer payments. 

2. Payoneer is low cost

Once you receive funds into your Payoneer account, you can convert them into PHP and withdraw to your local bank account for a fixed fee of just 2%. 

In comparison, other alternative payment solutions charge as much as 4% for currency conversions and 3% for business-related transfers like paying for goods or services, which can add up to a lot of money. 

3. Payoneer gives you flexibility 

It’s your money, so you should get to decide how to use it. Payoneer lets freelancers choose the most convenient way to store and spend their income. You can withdraw your money to your local bank account, take out cash from an ATM, pay other Payoneer users for free, or use the Payoneer Commercial MasterCard to make payments online or in person.

Meanwhile, as mentioned above, employers can decide which payment method they want to use, so they can keep their cash flow under control. 

4. Payoneer provides full transparency 

It’s worrying to send a payment off to your contractor and have no idea about its progress. That’s why Payoneer enables both employers and freelancers to track payments every step of the way, so you won’t be concerned that your money could disappear without anyone noticing. 

With Payoneer, the employer can select whether the recipient or the employer themselves will pay any transfer fees. This way, you’ll both know who is liable for which costs, and nobody will get any unpleasant surprises. 

5. Benefit from the OnlineJobs.ph rewards program

It really does pay to use Payoneer with OnlineJobs as whoever signs up for a Payoneer account through OnlineJobs will get an extra $75 free when they receive their first $1000 in their new Payoneer account.

How to use Payoneer with OnlineJobs.ph

Good news! Payoneer is very user-friendly. Here’s a brief guide to using Payoneer with OnlineJobs.ph

For the employer

1. Click the “Pay” button on the payment request that you received. If you don’t yet have a Payoneer account, you’ll be asked to create a password.

2. Choose your preferred payment method from the list shown

3. Send the payment. 

For the freelancer

1. Login to your OnlineJobs.ph account.

2. Select Payoneer as your preferred payment provider.

3. If you don’t have a Payoneer account, register with Payoneer.

4. Use OnlineJobs.ph to create an invoice and send it to your client or employer. 

For more detailed instructions about how to use Payoneer with OnlineJobs.ph, send payments, withdraw funds, and more, read this blog post