How to get paid for your videos from Latin America: PayPal, USDT or Payoneer

The minimum payout is 25 USD. Before the first payout there’s a one-time identity check.

• PayPal: convenient if your account can receive payments in your country.
• USDT (TRC20 network): a stablecoin pegged to the dollar; it reaches your wallet quickly and usually has low fees.
• Payoneer: an account designed to receive payments from abroad, with withdrawals to your local bank in many countries.
• Bank transfer.

It’s the best known, but its features vary by country: in some you can only send money, not receive it, or withdrawing to your bank is expensive. Check in your account whether you can receive payments and what withdrawing or converting to your local currency costs.

Widely used in countries with currency controls or high inflation, because you keep the value in dollars. You need a wallet or an exchange account that supports the TRC20 (Tron) network. You can then hold it or sell it for your local currency on an exchange or P2P market.

Very important: copy your TRC20 address carefully (it starts with “T”). A payment sent to the wrong address or another network can’t be recovered.

Useful if you get paid by several foreign platforms: it centralizes payments and lets you withdraw to your local bank in many countries in the region. Check receiving and withdrawal fees before choosing it.

1. 1Go to Dashboard → Monetization and choose your payout method.
2. 2Enter your payout details: your PayPal or Payoneer email, your USDT TRC20 address or your bank details.
3. 3Complete the identity check (first time only).
4. 4When your balance reaches the minimum, request the payout. You’ll see its status in the history: pending, approved and paid.

• Compare what you actually receive: the method’s fee plus the conversion to your currency.
• Build up a bit before withdrawing if your method charges a fixed fee per withdrawal.
• Keep your receipts and report your income according to your country’s rules.
• Never share your passwords or your wallet’s recovery phrase: Dembed will never ask for them.