Get paid through Wise or a bank transfer
Partners finish a short payout setup, with a legal name, a Wise or bank account and a tax form, then withdraw any amount from $20.
Get paid through Wise or a bank transfer, from one short setup in Your account › Payouts.
Until this week, partners could withdraw without a legal name or a tax form on file. Now you finish three steps once, and then you can withdraw any amount from $20.
How it works
- Set up once: a legal name, a payout method and a tax form, all in one card.
- Wise or bank: Affitor sends your money through Wise, to a Wise account or to a bank account in your name.
- From $20: once the card says Ready, withdraw any amount from $20.
Open Payouts
Open Your account › Payouts. The Get ready to be paid card lists what is still missing.


Add your legal name and payout method
Add your legal name as on your bank account and ID. It goes on your tax form and payout records. Then choose Add payout method: a Wise account, or a bank account in your legal name.


Fill in your tax form
Say whether you are a US citizen or US tax resident. If you are not, sign a W-8BEN as a person or a W-8BEN-E as a business, right in the app. If you are, declare a W-9, and our accountant emails it to you to sign. Affitor never asks for your SSN or EIN, and brands never see your tax form.


Withdraw
When all three steps are done, the card shows Ready. Withdraw from your payout page as before. If a step is still missing, the page says Finish payout setup first and takes you there with Go to Payouts.


Manage your details
Change your payout method or legal name in Payouts at any time; a new legal name needs a new tax form. A W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E stays valid until December 31 of the third year after you sign it, and then the card asks you to sign again.
PayPal is no longer offered. A PayPal method you saved before stays visible so you can remove it.
Conclusion
Partners now get paid through Wise or a bank transfer, from one setup they do once. Learn more about payouts, and write to support@affitor.com with any question.