TransferWise
This alternative to PayPal, TransferWise is headquartered in the UK, and also has offices in the U.S., Hungary, Estonia, Ukraine, Hong Kong and Singapore. You may sign up with TransferWise as an individual, a business or an online seller. The company operates dedicated websites for different regions, and you may access them in local languages. The Borderless Account is designed for businesses and online sellers.
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Payoneer
Payoneer is a U.S.-based alternative to PayPal that lets its customers send and receive money to and from different countries. However, both functionalities are not available in all the countries it supports. Depending on where you live, you may get access to receiving accounts in different currencies through the Payoneer Global Payment Service. As an online seller, you may benefit by using the services of this company to receive payments from most prominent e-commerce platforms.
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WorldFirst
You can register with WorldFirst as an individual, a business or an online seller. This UK-based PayPal competitor also has offices in Australia, the Netherlands, Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore. It operates multilingual region-specific websites. With the World Account, you get access to free receiving accounts in different currencies.
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OFX
Headquartered in Australia, this Paypal alternative began operations in 1998, as OzForex. It rebranded itself as OFX in 2015. The company has offices in New Zealand, the U.S., Canada, the UK and Hong Kong. Access to the OFX website comes only in English. It lets you register as an individual, a business or an online seller.