Interesting. Payoneer website itself (on https www payoneer com/products/local-bank-withdrawal/ ) suggests that UA-based member may withdraw by bankwire in UAH currency. While it is likely not what a "Gtld" domainer (that operates in USD) would need, might be at least something...
So, it appears that
- Withdraw in USD (domain escrow transaction currency) by bankwire appears to be available only for sellers located in the United States of America
- After earning escrow commision, payoneer appears to be set to earn extra commission (currency exchange commission) by sending bankwires in local currencies only (in accordance with members country) OR to earn extra commission by sending the payment to their prepaid card from which the $$$ can be used (with extra per-transaction commissions)
- Bankwires are available to about 60 countries only (of 195 counties in this World), and, as detemined above in this thread, the list for escrow-domains may be even shorter. Even the official published list excludes almost all South America for example (the whole continent!). Maybe that list includes only those countries/currencies where payoneer _may_ earn something on currency exchange?
- Any members may be able to withdraw to payoneer debit card (for an extra fee) from where the USD $$$ can be subsequently spent (with extra per transaction %%% fees)
Brandon, please correct me if I am wrong....
If the above findings are correct, the whole "strictly payoneer" thing does not make payneer escrow really usable for transactions of higher amounts, like 4-5 figures amounts, for non-U.S-based sellers, especially if the sellers country is unsupported for bankwires. It may well be considered usable for 3 figures transactions for example, as one would likely accept such a small payout to prepaid debit card even with all the extra fees involved