Getting paid, fees and keeping records

Payout methods

Platforms typically pay through PayPal, Payoneer, Wise, AirTM or direct bank deposit. Which ones you can use depends on the platform and your country. Check each platform's page on Corridoor for the methods members report.

Open your payout account before you are approved, in your legal name, and verify it. Name mismatches are a common reason payments are delayed.

Fees and exchange rates

Most payout services charge something: a fee to receive, a fee to withdraw, a currency-conversion margin, or all three. On small, frequent payments these add up.

Compare the amount you actually receive in your bank with the amount the platform says it paid. If the gap is large, consider a different method, or withdraw less often in larger amounts where that is cheaper.

You are usually an independent contractor

On most platforms you are not an employee. That typically means no employer handles tax for you, and you may be responsible for reporting income and paying any tax due yourself.

Some platforms ask you to complete a tax form when you sign up. Fill it in accurately. If you do not understand a form, ask a qualified adviser before you submit it.

Keep good records

Whatever your country's rules, good records make everything easier.

How the Corridoor support share works

Platforms always pay you directly. If you are on a guided plan, we invoice the agreed share after the month ends, based on your earnings statement — only for platforms we set you up on, only for the agreed period, and never above the monthly cap. There is nothing to pay up front. Full terms are on the transparency page.