Cross-border payoutsUS only
Cross-border payouts enable you to pay sellers, freelancers, content creators, and service providers in their local currencies. You can transfer funds to connected accounts in other countries with your existing platform account and charge configuration.
Supported countries
Cross-border payouts enable platforms in the US to pay out to Express and Custom connected accounts in the following countries:
* Bank accounts in countries with an asterisk (*) can only receive Euro (EUR) payouts.
Note
Stripe might pause payouts to countries in the preview program while any issues are resolved. This can happen without advance notice to you as the owner of the platform or the owners of your connected accounts.
Banks in some countries have special requirements for payments received from outside their country’s borders. These countries might also have higher minimum payout amounts.
We also support Crypto payouts to select countries. To view additional supported payout countries, view our Crypto Payouts docs.
Stripe isn’t responsible for providing direct support for accounts on the recipient service agreement. However, the platform can reach out to Stripe for support for these accounts.
Restrictions and requirements
- The platform must be in the US.
- Connected accounts must be Express or Custom accounts.
- The platform must be the business of record. Consequently, destination charges with
on_behalf_of
(OBO) aren’t supported. - Connected accounts must onboard under the recipient service agreement. That means transfers to
recipient
accounts take an extra 24 hours to become available in the connected account’s balance. - US connected accounts don’t support cross-border payouts; onboard US connected accounts using the full terms of service.
- You can’t make cross-border Instant Payouts.
The onboarding specifications for cross-border payouts vary by destination country. To learn more, see:
Get started
Existing Connect platforms - Select the recipient service agreement at account creation.
New Connect platforms - Follow one of the guides below that best fits your use case, and make sure to specify the recipient service agreement in the account creation step.