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Collect payments from major global marketplaces

Simplify your cross-border collections with marketplaces such as Amazon and AliExpress. 

Some of our marketplace partners

WorldFirst helps online sellers take their businesses global, backed by its multi-currency accounts and network of more than 100 online marketplaces around the world.

Switch your marketplace payment account in minutes

Marketplaces often require proof of account ownership to change the bank account details linked to your marketplace storefront.

Our account managers can generate an account verification letter for sellers within a matter of minutes.

Link your WorldFirst and marketplace accounts

1. Use local currency accounts

Tell us where you’ll need local receiving accounts and in which currency, and we’ll set them up and send details when they’re ready.

2. Receive and hold funds

Have funds from selling internationally online paid into your local accounts. Keep them there until you’re ready to transfer them home or to a supplier.

3. Bring your money home

When you’re ready, log in to your account at any time 24/7 to transfer your money. With our great rates you can bring more of your hard-earned money home.

Do business like a local with an account from WorldFirst

Start collecting/making payments in multiple currencies online, with the convenience of local currency accounts and WorldFirst’s flexible FX solutions.

How New Zealand Honey Co is growing its global presence with WorldFirst

Health and wellness brand New Zealand Honey Co specliases in selling on global online marketplaces. Hear how partnering with WorldFirst has helped them save on costs and grow globally.

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Death, taxes and expanding to the U.S.

This session will cover the basics of what your key tax obligations are and answer questions

such as:

  • What are the biggest mistakes businesses make when expanding to the US (from a tax perspective)?
  • How to avoid penalties: what happens if you don’t comply? How to stay ahead of changing regulations?
  • How to keep tax compliance from being a bottleneck?
  • What resources or tools can businesses use to manage tax compliance without an in-house expert?
  • At what stage should businesses invest in tax automation software?
  • How can automation help prevent tax errors?