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Bank of America vs Payoneer for non residents

By Rohan Smith, 15 December, 2022

Bank of America review for non-residents without SSN

Bank
Bank of America
SSN Required?
For Residents
ITIN Required?
No
Can Apply Online?
With SSN
Summary

The Bank of America is the second-largest bank in the US and one of the top ten largest globally, Bank of America is a financial services titan that provides a wide assortment of retail, business, and investment banking services to over 66 million customers across the globe.

Features
  • Low monthly maintenance fees and minimum opening deposits.
  • Very familiar with opening accounts for foreigners.
  • Lots of international partner ATMs.
Cons
  • Monthly fee $4.95 - 3% Int'l card payment cost.
  • Relatively high foreign transaction fees.
Link
https://www.bankofamerica.com/

Payoneer review for non-residents without SSN

Bank
Payoneer
SSN Required?
No
ITIN Required?
No
Can Apply Online?
Yes
Summary

Payoneer offers your business a multi-currency account to pay and get paid globally, as easily as you can locally. This all-in-one account gives you everything you need to get paid by your international clients and global marketplaces, pay your suppliers, and invest in growing your business.

Features
  • Global access.
  • Low fees.
  • Withdraw your earnings locally.
  • Pay your global suppliers. contractors and business expenses.
  • Licensed and regulated by multiple government regulators.
  • Get paid in multiple currencies.
Cons
  • High card transaction fees.
  • It adds a currency conversion charge of 2% for international transactions.
  • It also charges an annual fee for the usage of Mastercard.
Link
https://www.payoneer.com/solutions/payoneer-account/
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Hi I'm Rohan Smith, an internet entrepreneur who's been running online businesses and working remotely in the US from the Caribbean for over a decade.
I've learned how to operate a US incorporated business, open US bank accounts, & get credit cards without being a resident or citizen.
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