Pay up to 97% less on international collections. PayPal charges 4.40% plus a fixed fee for receiving international commercial payments in India, with an additional 4% markup on currency conversion. PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer starts at 0.25% all-in for transactions above $7,500, with 0% FX markup.
Rates are indicative. Final amount may vary.

PayPal helps you receive international payments. PayGlocal is built around what happens next.
Getting paid is only one part of an international collection. Indian businesses still need to manage FX, settlements, invoice reconciliation, FIRA and export compliance.
PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer brings the entire collection journey together.
Your customer pays locally. You collect globally. Your money settles in India.
Pricing, at full transparency
PayPal's column is their published 4.40% plus fixed fee for receiving international commercial payments in India, plus their 4% currency-conversion markup. PayGlocal's column converts at the live mid-market rate, so there is nothing to add to it.
Ready to adopt a simpler way to collect globally, at a fraction of the cost?
Our Edge
International collections, without making every payment feel international.
Four things that change once the collection journey is one product rather than four.
With PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer, your overseas client pays through their country's local bank rails instead of sending a traditional international wire. You get local collection details across supported currencies. No SWIFT routing, no intermediary-bank deductions, no correspondent-bank surprises, and an easier payment for your client. International collections, without making every payment feel international.
What you see should be what you convert at. PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer uses live mid-market FX rates with zero FX markup, one transparent collection fee, and rate visibility before settlement. PayPal charges 4% above its own base exchange rate when converting. No hidden charges between your payment and your payout.
Once the payment is collected and converted, PayGlocal settles it directly into your Indian bank account within 24 hours. Payments are pre-matched to invoices, which simplifies reconciliation before the money even reaches your books. PayPal transfers balances automatically but advises merchants to allow up to 5 business days, depending on the bank's clearing process.
International payments raise questions around collections, settlements, reconciliation and compliance, and you do not have to figure them out alone. A dedicated account manager who understands your business and payment setup, 24x7 support over email, phone or ticket, and help across day-to-day payment operations. When a payment needs attention, you should know who to call.

Switching over
KYC and documentation, typically cleared in 24 hours.
Get your local collection details across supported currencies.
Share them with your overseas clients and platforms, then update your invoice templates.
You keep your clients, your invoice history and your compliance trail. FIRAs already issued stay downloadable from wherever they were issued.
Average invoice size, monthly volume, and the currencies you collect in. We will model both options against your actual revenue and tell you if the answer is not us.

Send us last quarter's invoices and we will price both, line by line, against what you actually raise.
PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer pricing starts at 0.25% all-in for eligible international collections. PayPal's published standard fee for receiving international commercial payments in India is 4.40% + a fixed fee, with a further 4% markup applied when they convert. The products use different payment rails: PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer is designed for bank-transfer and invoice-based collections, while PayPal provides its own international commercial payment flow. Actual costs depend on payment amount, currency and applicable charges.
No. PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer uses live mid-market FX rates with zero FX markup. Its collection fee is shown separately, giving businesses clearer visibility into what they will receive.
You receive local collection account details in supported currencies and share them with overseas clients or supported platforms. Your customer sends a local bank transfer, PayGlocal converts the funds to INR and the money is settled into your existing Indian bank account.
PayGlocal supports local international collections across 33+ currencies, depending on the collection route and account availability.
No. It is a multi-currency collection account that provides local receiving details for supported currencies. Funds are ultimately converted and settled into your existing Indian bank account.
No. PayGlocal Global Bank Transfer is designed primarily for bank-transfer and invoice-based international collections. PayGlocal's payment gateway is a separate product for accepting cards, wallets and alternate payment methods at checkout.
PayGlocal states that eligible international collections are settled into your Indian bank account in INR within 24 hours.
PayGlocal automatically generates FIRA for every eligible payment at settlement. PayPal provides a free Weekly Digital FIRA that consolidates eligible foreign inward transactions for that week. PayPal also offers a separate Custom FIRA process for individual requirements.
Yes. PayGlocal's Global Bank Transfer workflow includes FIRA generation, IRM transmission, EDPMS closure and eBRC generation from DGFT for applicable export transactions.
PayGlocal supports collections and payouts from platforms including Amazon Global Selling, Upwork, Fiverr, Shopify and other supported marketplaces and freelance platforms.
No. The Multi-Currency Account is designed for bank-transfer and invoice-based collections. Businesses that need international card, wallet or alternate payment-method acceptance can use PayGlocal's separate payment gateway product.
Yes. PayGlocal holds RBI Payment Aggregator - Cross Border authorisation for both inward and outward flows (PA-CB-I&O). Its Multi-Currency Account collections operate under that framework.