What currencies are available for payouts?

The tables below show the settlement currencies we support per acquiring region. Adyen is able to pay out in all currencies listed in the tables and offers like-for-like settlement if the currency is also supported as a settlement currency by the payment method. Like-for-like settlement means that no currency conversion will be applied by the scheme or by Adyen. The table below shows which currencies we can payout in each country for a like-for-like settlement.

Like-for-like settlement per country

Australia

Brazil

Canada

European Countries

The table applies to the following European countries (SEPA):

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom

Hong Kong

India

Israel

Japan

Malaysia

Mexico

New Zealand

Puerto Rico

Singapore

United Arab Emirates

United States

Local Payout

Besides the like-for-like settlement, Adyen supports local payouts in several currencies. This means, that for example, Adyen can acquire AUD through European acquiring and pay out locally on a bank account located in Australia. If local payout isn't supported or if you don't have a local bank account, funds will be settled via a cross-border transfer. Local payout is the fastest way to get paid out and avoids potential fees charged by your bank for cross-border transfers.

In order to receive local payouts most often your bank account must be located in the country where the settlement currency is the primary used currency. The table below shows for which currencies we offer local payouts and the column “country” shows in which country your bank account should be located in order to receive local payouts in the specific currency.

Configure multiple payout currencies

You can configure multiple payout currencies for each merchant account. You need to add a payout account for each payout currency. If you have a multi-currency bank account, you can use the same bank details for multiple payout accounts. Every transaction currency for which you don't have a payout account set up will be transferred to the primary settlement currency that you have set up.