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How online English teachers get paid: PayPal, Payoneer, Wise and more

Short answer: Online English teaching companies pay teachers through the methods they name on their own pages. In the Online Teachers Company List, common options include PayPal, Payoneer, Wise (sometimes listed as TransferWise), bank or direct deposit, Alipay, WeChat Pay, Skrill and DEEL. Which one you can use depends on the company and on whether that method works in your country — for example International Language Coaching pays via Wise only, HelloKid lists PayPal or Payoneer, and Preply lists PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill or Wise. This page quotes methods only; it does not state pay rates or fees.

Methods and schedule wording below are quoted word for word from company listings in the Online Teachers Company List (checked 7 Nov 2026). Companies change payout rules, and availability can differ by country, so confirm on the company's own page before you apply. This page gives no pay rates and no fees.

How to check payout options before you apply

Do this before an interview so you are not surprised after you start teaching. Teachers in any country can use the same checklist.

  1. Read the company's own payment line first. Open the company page on this list, then check the company's official site or offer email for the current payout methods. Listings can go out of date.
  2. Match the method to your country. PayPal, Payoneer and Wise (TransferWise) appear often in the table. Some companies are narrower: International Language Coaching's listing says payment is via Wise only, and applicants must be able to receive payment on Wise.
  3. Note the payout schedule wording. Examples from listings: Flalingo processes payments every Monday; MaxTalk lists PayPal twice a month on the 10th and 25th; New Ivy English transfers via bank or Wise on the 10th of each month; Jade Class English uses monthly direct deposit between the 10th and 12th.
  4. Ask about currency and receiving account before you sign. Ask which currency you are paid in and which receiving account types they support in your country. Do not rely on fee estimates from third-party blogs — check the company's written terms and the payment provider's own pricing for your route.
  5. Keep one backup payout path if the company allows it. Where a listing offers more than one method (for example HelloKid: PayPal or Payoneer; Preply: PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill or Wise; E-JOY: PayPal/Wise/Alipay/WeChat Pay), set up the ones you can open so a problem with one account does not block pay.
  6. Compare companies by method, then confirm who they hire. Use the table above together with hubs such as companies hiring Filipino teachers and companies hiring South Africans, then confirm requirements on each company page.

What online teaching companies say about payment methods

Fourteen companies in the Online Teachers Company List name how teachers are paid. Teachers in the Philippines and South Africa often look for Payoneer, PayPal or Wise support first; teachers in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland also use bank or direct deposit where offered. The table quotes each listing — it does not compare fees.

CompanyPayment method (quoted)Extra wording (quoted)
HelloKid“Payment method: through Paypal or Payoneer”See company page for payout timing
Preply“Approved tutors are paid through PayPal, Payoneer, Skrill, or Wise”See company page for payout timing
Verbling“Earnings can be cashed out through PayPal, Wise, Payoneer, or Verbling Credit”See company page for payout timing
International Language Coaching Inc.“Payment is via Wise only ( wise.com )”“Applicants must have or be able to create an account/receive payment on Wise”
E-JOY ONLINE LANGUAGE SCHOOL“Payment Method: PayPal/Wise/Alipay/WeChat Pay”See company page for payout timing
Flalingo“Payments are processed every Monday through secure platforms such as Paypal, Payoneer, or Transferwise”See company page for payout timing
Rancca Online Education“Payment Method: Payoneer”See company page for payout timing
New Ivy English“Professional fees are transferred directly via Bank or Wise on the 10th of each month”See company page for payout timing
Jade Class English“Remuneration is paid in USD through direct deposit on a monthly basis between the 10th and 12th of the month”See company page for payout timing
MaxTalk“Salary Method: Paypal - 2x a month (10th and 25th)”See company page for payout timing
Face Talk“Payments are made through Paypal and Alipay”See company page for payout timing
English Everywhere“payments are conveniently processed through Paypal”See company page for payout timing
Poliglota“Teachers are paid through the DEEL platform for each session they teach”See company page for payout timing
Wyzant“Wyzant pays by direct deposit after a lesson is reported”See company page for payout timing

Quotes are copied from each company's saved listing; open the company page for the full listing and its official link. No pay rates or fees are stated here.

FAQ

Common questions about online English teacher payment methods

How do online English teachers get paid?

Through the payment methods each company names. In the Online Teachers Company List, examples include PayPal, Payoneer, Wise (TransferWise), bank or direct deposit, Alipay, WeChat Pay, Skrill and DEEL. Always confirm on the company's own page.

Do companies that hire Filipino or South African teachers pay with Payoneer or Wise?

Some listings name those methods. HelloKid lists PayPal or Payoneer, Rancca Online Education lists Payoneer, Preply and Verbling include Payoneer and Wise among other options, and International Language Coaching pays via Wise only. Availability still depends on the company's current rules and on whether the method works for your bank or wallet — check both before you apply.

What is the difference between PayPal, Payoneer and Wise for teachers?

They are different payment providers. Your employer chooses which ones it supports; you then receive pay through those options if they work in your country. This page does not compare fees. Use each provider's own pricing for your route, and only after the company confirms which methods it offers.

How often are online teachers paid?

It varies by company. Listings in this guide include wording such as every Monday (Flalingo), twice a month on the 10th and 25th (MaxTalk), on the 10th of each month (New Ivy English), and monthly between the 10th and 12th (Jade Class English). Read the company's own schedule.

Can I get paid by bank transfer or direct deposit?

Some companies say so. New Ivy English transfers via bank or Wise; Jade Class English and Wyzant list direct deposit. Wyzant's listing also says applicants must live in the United States and have a valid Social Security Number — open that company page for the full requirements.

Where can I compare online teaching companies and their payment notes?

The free Online Teachers Company List has a page for each company with its saved listing text and an official link. Start from the table on this page, or browse /companies/ and the hiring hubs for Filipino and South African teachers.

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