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Receiving payments

Plan how a client pays, where the payment should go, and which country and currency details need confirmation.

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Map the receiving flow

Start with where the payment begins and ends

Before you share a payment link, name the payer country, payment currency, expected provider route, settlement destination, and the account or entity that should receive the funds. Keep that receiving path separate from the bank payout method used to send funds out.

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Add a bank payout method

Use the payment-account guide when you need a verified bank destination for payouts. It is not a client-receiving account guide.

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Confirm country and currency fit

Use the coverage guide to map the exact money flow instead of relying on a headline country count.

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Understand the payer experience

Use the client-payment guide to review what should be confirmed before sharing a payment link.

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Country, currency, provider route, fees, and settlement destination should be confirmed together for the intended account. A saved payout method does not by itself confirm a client-payment route.

Confirm the four parts together

A useful receiving question names the payer country, payment currency, settlement destination, and expected method. Add the receiving legal entity, typical amount, and target date when they matter. This avoids approving one part of a flow that cannot support the others.

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