In the interest of full transparency: Getting Paid Nepal is reader-supported. This page explains exactly how, so you can weigh our recommendations accordingly.
What this means
Some links on this site — currently, links to Payoneer — are affiliate or referral links. If you click one and sign up for the linked service, we may earn a commission from that company. This comes at no extra cost to you: you pay the same price and get the same terms whether you sign up through our link or by going directly to the provider's own website.
Which links are affiliate links
Currently, only links to Payoneer on this site carry a referral relationship. Links to a reader's own bank, to Upwork, Fiverr, the IRD, or general information sources are not affiliate links and earn us nothing. We do not use affiliate links to platforms that don't actually work for Nepal-based recipients (for example, we do not have or want a PayPal, Stripe, or Wise affiliate relationship, since we're telling you those don't work for receiving in Nepal).
How this affects (and doesn't affect) our content
We write the same way about a rail whether or not it pays us a commission. Our bank wire transfer guide carries no affiliate link and is covered because it's a real, legal option worth understanding — not because it monetizes the page. Where a product doesn't work for Nepal (PayPal, Stripe, Wise for receiving), we say so plainly even though telling you not to use them earns us nothing.
Compliance intent
This disclosure is intended to meet standard affiliate-marketing disclosure expectations (in the spirit of frameworks such as the US FTC's endorsement guidelines) and any requirements of the affiliate programs we participate in. If you believe a disclosure on any page is unclear or missing, please let us know via the Contact page.
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