How can I get paid from abroad in Amman?

A global payment account gives you account details in currencies such as USD, EUR or GBP, so clients and marketplaces can pay you locally in their country. You then convert to JOD and withdraw.

What does it cost to convert to JOD?

Costs are the conversion margin plus any withdrawal fee to your local bank in Jordan. Compare both, as they vary a lot between providers.

Who regulates international bank accounts & e-wallets in Amman?

Providers serving customers in Jordan fall under Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ). Banks, microfinance institutions and payment service companies must be licensed by the Central Bank of Jordan, which also licenses e-wallet (mobile payment) providers. Verify the provider's CBJ licence through its published registers before sending funds.

Who uses global payment accounts in Amman?

Freelancers, remote workers, online sellers and small exporters in Amman use them to receive foreign income without opening bank accounts abroad.

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International Bank Accounts & e-Wallets in Amman: what to know

Global payment accounts help people in Amman, Jordan get paid by clients, marketplaces and platforms in other countries, then convert the money into JOD (Jordanian dinar). They are popular with freelancers, online sellers and remote workers in Amman.

Currency in Jordan: JOD · Jordanian dinar
Regulator in Jordan: Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ)(opens in a new tab)
Local accounts in Jordan: Jordanian accounts use the IBAN (JO + 2 check digits + 4-character bank code + 4-digit branch code + 18-digit account, 30 characters in total) for domestic and cross-border transfers.
Payments in Jordan: CliQ, the instant payment system operated by JoPACC (the Jordan Payments and Clearing Company, owned by the CBJ and banks), moves dinars between banks and wallets 24/7 using mobile numbers or aliases, while eFAWATEERcom is the national bill-payment service.

Before you sign up in Amman

Check which currencies you can receive, the conversion fee to JOD (Jordanian dinar), and the withdrawal fee to a local account in Jordan.

Sources: Central Bank of Jordan · JoPACC: CliQ instant payments · IBAN registry: Jordan structure

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