Payout countries

This page is about affiliates receiving payouts. If you are a brand asking where your business can fund payouts from, that is a different (and much longer) list: see Funding countries.

Your payout method is determined by your country, not chosen by hand. When you pick your payout country at signup, Rekomi routes you to the right payout method automatically:

1. Stripe Express if your country is one of the 42 Stripe-supported countries below (this includes the United States).
2. Bank deposit if your country is one of the 60 bank-deposit countries below: add your bank details once on a secure Stripe-hosted form (no Stripe account needed) and payouts arrive as direct deposits in your local currency, usually within a few business days.
3. PayPal if your country is covered by neither of the above but is PayPal-supported (the 30 countries below): add your PayPal email in Settings and you are paid through the same payout runs as everyone else.
4. Manual if your country is covered by none of these: you can still join campaigns and earn, but automated payouts are not available yet and a brand would pay you out of band.

Combined, the three methods cover 130+ countries. The United States always routes to Stripe Express. Your payout method also determines where your tax form lives; see Tax forms.

Every country, searchable

Every country, its payout method, and the withdrawal fee (the only cost you ever pay, a pass-through of the processor's own charge with no Rekomi margin). Search by name or filter by method:

The withdrawal fees in full: on Stripe Express, $2.25 charged at most once per calendar month (no matter how many payouts you receive that month) plus 0.25% of each payout. On bank deposits, the exact cost of the international transfer: $1.50 plus a small percentage that depends on your country (shown per country in the table above), passed through with no Rekomi margin. On PayPal, 2% of the amount sent, capped at $20, and PayPal deducts nothing when it arrives; a currency conversion on your Stripe or PayPal side, if any, is at that provider's own rate. Worked examples are in Payouts.

The static lists below are the same data, for reference.

Stripe Express countries (42)

Affiliates in these countries connect a Stripe Express account and are paid through Stripe.

Bank deposit countries (60)

Affiliates in these countries add their bank details on a Stripe-hosted form and are paid by direct deposit in their local currency. Outside the US, a W-8 upload in Settings is required before the first payout, same as PayPal.

PayPal countries (30)

Affiliates in these countries are paid to their PayPal account; countries covered by bank deposits above use those instead. Add your PayPal email in /a/settings; if you are outside the US, also upload your W-8 there, since PayPal payouts are held until it is on file. PayPal payouts carry a withdrawal fee of 2% capped at $20, charged by Rekomi; PayPal deducts nothing from the amount that arrives; converting it to another currency is at PayPal's own rate (see Payouts).

In some of these markets PayPal receives funds into your PayPal balance but local bank withdrawal may be limited (for example South Korea); you still receive the money in PayPal.

Countries without automated payouts

If your country has no automated method above, automated payouts are not available yet. This includes send-only markets and sanctioned or unsupported regions. You can still sign up, join campaigns, and earn; your commissions are recorded and stay on your balance until an automated method reaches your country, and we are expanding coverage over time. If you are unsure, pick your country at signup and the payout section will tell you which method (if any) covers you.

The lists on this page are taken from the providers' own published coverage (Stripe's Express onboarding and Global Payouts recipient tables, and PayPal's Payouts country reference) and were last checked on September 15, 2026. They are the same lists the app routes on, so a country appears here exactly when an automated payout can reach it, and they change when a provider adds or removes a market.