Currently, we are serving a limited number of businesses in Australia with USD and NZD payouts, supporting all connected account types.
Here’s what you need to get started:
**To view the appropriate fees for your country, please select “Australia” on the bottom left corner of the page.
There are a few possible reasons this is happening:
Currently, You won’t be able to add a USD / NZD bank account for Australian merchants during the account activation stage. You will only be able to add a USD / NZD bank account after account activation.
For now, please add a locally denominated (i.e. AUD) bank account. After this, please go through the steps listed in “I want to receive USD / NZD Payouts. How do I get started?” above.
We’re only able to support USD / NZD bank accounts based in Australia and currently do not support virtual bank accounts like Wise for this feature.
Your payout schedule will remain the same. Do note that automatic payouts have a minimum payout amount of US$1000 and NZ$1500, and manual payouts have a minimum payout amount of US$100 and NZ$100.
Yes you can! Simply disable USD settlement by heading over to the payouts page, and click on "Change Default Currency", and change your default currency back to "AUD".
Note: As it takes some time for this setting to be updated, please do not disconnect your USD/NZD account until your USD/NZD balance has been fully paid out. You can check your balances under balances overview.
If you are accepting payments in USD, and enable USD settlement on your Stripe account, we will no longer convert payments received in USD to AUD. The 2% currency conversion fee, or FX fee, will not be charged on top of the existing payment processing fee. A 1% (min US$10) payout fee will instead be charged at the time of payout.
If you are accepting payments in NZD, and enable NZD settlement on your Stripe account, we will no longer convert payments received in NZD to AUD. The 2% currency conversion fee, or FX fee, will not be charged on top of the existing payment processing fee. A 1% (min NZ$15) payout fee will instead be charged at the time of payout.