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What are the payment methods supported by Remote People?

Remote People offers multiple payment options for clients hiring through our Employer of Record (EOR) service.


Supported Payment Methods

Remote People supports the following payment methods for EOR invoices:

Region

Currency

Payment Methods

North America

USD

ACH (Direct Debit), Wire Transfer, Debit/Credit Card

Europe

EUR, GBP

SEPA (EU), BACS (UK), Wire Transfer, Debit/Credit Card

APAC

Local Currencies

Wire Transfer, Debit/Credit Card

Other Regions

Local Currencies

Wire Transfer, Debit/Credit Card


Note: Direct Debit (ACH, SEPA, BACS) is available only in regions where banking regulations permit it.


Set up a Payment Method

You can add, update, and manage your preferred payment methods within your Remote People account.

1. Go to the Payment Methods section in your profile


2. Select Add New at the top right corner of the page.
Select an option and continue.


3. Select an option and continue to set up.


Direct Debit (ACH, SEPA, BACS) Setup Process

To enable direct debit, clients must complete the following steps:

  1. Request Activation
    Contact your Remote People account manager or support team to enable the payment method.

  2. Complete KYC Verification

    • Provide company legal name and registration details

    • Submit proof of bank account ownership

    • Authorized signatory identification (passport or government-issued ID)

    • Address verification (utility bill or bank statement)

  3. Sign Direct Debit Authorization Form

  4. Confirmation & Activation
    Once verified, Remote People will confirm activation and schedule the first debit.

Alternative Payment Options
For countries where direct debit is not available:

  • Debit/Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard) - should be first

  • Wire Transfer (SWIFT)

  • Local Bank Transfer (where supported)


Important Notes

  • All payments must be made in the invoice currency specified by Remote People.

  • Ensure sufficient funds are available before the scheduled debit date.

  • KYC compliance is mandatory for fraud prevention and regulatory adherence.

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