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OCTIS vs Payoneer vs Wise for receiving US dollars from Asia

Both give you USD receiving details. The fees land in different places.

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Otty's short answer

Wise Business suits a company paid by wire or SWIFT: US$31 to open, no monthly fee, US$6.11 to receive a USD wire, conversion from 0.23%. Payoneer suits sellers on marketplaces: free to receive in a local-currency account, but withdrawals cost 1.2% to 4% and a US$29.95 annual fee applies below US$6,000 received.

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What mattersOCTISHong Kong company + OCTIS global planPayoneerWise Business
Set-up feeSet by our licensed partner; quoted before you commitRegistration fee may applyUS$31 one-time
Monthly feeSet by our licensed partner; quoted before you commitNone listedNone listed
Annual feeSet by our licensed partner; quoted before you commitUS$29.95 if under US$6,000 receivedNone listed
Receive USDMulti-currency account via licensed partnersLocal currency account freeUS$6.11 per USD wire or SWIFT
Receive from a marketplaceCollect payments via licensed partnersVaries by marketplaceNot stated on page
Card payments from clientsCollecting payments via licensed partnersUp to 3.99% + US$0.49Not stated on page
Withdraw to bankSending payments via licensed partners1.2% to 4% (US to US US$1.50)Per transfer fee, not published
Currency conversionForeign exchange via licensed partners0.50% between balancesFrom 0.23%
Card annual feeSet by our licensed partner; quoted before you commitUS$29.95Not listed
ATM withdrawalsSet by our licensed partner; quoted before you commitUS$3.15 + up to 1.8%US$250 per month free

If you have staff, premises or local sales in this country, its own registration and tax rules still apply. OCTIS can help you arrange them.

Data sources & disclaimer: Comparison data was compiled from publicly available sources — including the competitors' own published pricing and feature pages — captured on 9 November 2026. Figures reflect the typical or advertised pricing at that time and may have changed since; plans, inclusions and prices vary by provider, region and promotion. OCTIS is independent and not affiliated with the named companies; all trademarks belong to their respective owners. This comparison is provided in good faith for general information only and is not professional, legal or financial advice — please verify current details with each provider before deciding.

Which one fits you

  • OCTIS · Hong Kong company + OCTIS global plan

    Choose OCTIS if you sell to customers in several countries and want collecting payments, accounts and CRM in one place.

  • Payoneer

    Choose Payoneer if you sell on marketplaces that pay out through it, or your clients are on its platform.

  • Wise Business

    Choose Wise Business if clients pay by bank wire and you convert between currencies often.

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Where the cost lands

Payoneer charges little to receive but more to leave: withdrawals to a bank run 1.2% to 4%, with minimum fees up to US$20 in some countries. Wise charges a flat US$6.11 on a USD wire or SWIFT receipt and a conversion fee from 0.23%. For larger invoices, a flat per-payment fee is usually the lower number. For many small marketplace payouts, Payoneer's receiving side may be free.

Hong Kong and Malaysia

Payoneer's pricing page does not list Hong Kong or Malaysia fees; it says the fees that apply to you appear at registration. Malaysia is listed among countries with same-country local-currency withdrawals. Wise lists fees for USD receiving but does not say on the pages we read which business countries it accepts, so check eligibility for your company before relying on it.

Where OCTIS fits

Receiving platforms hand you statements in several currencies, and your accountant needs them tied to invoices. OCTIS bookkeeping for Hong Kong and Malaysian companies reconciles Payoneer, Wise and bank statements into one set of books. OCTIS is not a payment provider and holds no money. Ask about 10–30% off your current accounting bill.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Wise cheaper than Payoneer?

For bank wires and currency conversion, Wise is usually cheaper on published rates: US$6.11 per USD wire and conversion from 0.23%. Payoneer can cost less where a marketplace pays out into a free local-currency account.

Does Payoneer charge a yearly fee?

Payoneer lists an annual account fee of US$29.95 that applies if you receive less than US$6,000 in any 12 consecutive months. It is not charged in the first year of a paid annual plan. Cards carry a separate US$29.95 annual fee.

Can I use either for my Hong Kong company?

Both serve businesses in Asia, but the pages we read do not list Hong Kong-specific fees or rules. Payoneer shows your fees at registration. Check eligibility and fees in the Wise sign-up flow too.

Is either a bank?

Both are payment and money-account providers rather than ordinary banks. Read each provider's deposit protection terms if you plan to hold large balances.

Sources

Checked on the date above. Links open the provider's or regulator's own page.

  1. Payoneer pricing
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  3. Wise Business pricing

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