Connect your Amazon
seller account to
your World Account
Getting paid as an Amazon seller shouldn’t be a hassle. With a World Account, you can collect payments in 20+ currencies and pay suppliers like a local.
Why Amazon sellers prefer the World Account
Get paid fast, wherever your customers are
Receive and manage global revenue in 20+ currencies, all in one place. Collect earnings from Amazon marketplaces in the US, UK, Europe, Japan and more.
Save money at every step of the way
It’s free to open, free to receive funds and there are no monthly costs. Plus, you get competitive exchange rates with transparent fees.
Pay suppliers globally with one click
Pay in 90+ currencies across 200+ countries to grow your business. Access free and instant payments when paying another World Account holder.
The World Account is built for global Amazon sellers
Here’s how the World Account simplifies business for global eBay sellers. Get paid, pay, convert and manage funds, all from a single business account.
Grow where your customers are
Connect your World Account directly to 100+ global marketplaces and expand your business globally.
Save costs on currency conversions
We offer competitive currency exchange rates with low fees. You can even pay suppliers and partners using the balance in your currency accounts, avoiding the need to convert funds twice.
Future proof your plans
Lock in currency conversion rates for up to 24 months to protect your bottom line against any sudden currency fluctuations.
Instant payments to 1688.com
Source from over 10 million suppliers on China’s leading wholesale marketplace and pay instantly. Find out more here.
How it works
Get local bank details with your World Account
Register for WorldFirst and open up to 20+ currency accounts.
Connect Amazon to your World Account
Select your bank location country and add the local receiving account details that match the Amazon storefront location.
Receive payments
Receive Amazon payouts directly in your local currency accounts.
Hold or withdraw funds
Hold the collected funds until foreign exchange rates are favourable. Withdraw them home, or use them to pay suppliers.
Competitive pricing built for e-commerce growth
Receiving payments
$0 to receive funds
$0 to hold funds in multiple currencies
Account keeping
$0 monthly fee
$0 multi-currency accounts
$0 Xero integration
Fees can vary by currency Making payments
Up to 0.6% on currency conversions
$0 fee for payments to other World Accounts
Up to 0.8% on payments to 1688.com
Custom pricing for businesses with SGD 100K+ monthly volume
Go global with your online sales
WorldFirst helps online sellers take their businesses global, backed by our multi-currency account and network of more than 100 online marketplaces around the world.
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1 million+ businesses trust WorldFirst
Over 1,000,000 businesses have sent $300B worldwide with WorldFirst and its partner brands since 2004.
US$300bn
Transaction value
20 Years
Established from 2004
Over 1 million
Global customers
32
Global Offices
FAQ
What fees do you charge for collecting payments from Amazon?
There are no fees for receiving or holding payments from Amazon in your World Account. We charge a competitive foreign exchange fee when converting the collected funds into a different currency.
What currencies can I receive payments in?
You can open local currency accounts in 20+ currency accounts, including GBP, USD, CAD, AUD, CNH, EUR, HKD, JPY, NZD, SGD and MXN. You can also add extra currency accounts in CHF, PLN, SEK and AED.
How do I open a local currency account?
After logging in to your World Account, under ‘Collection,’ click on ‘Manage accounts’ and select ‘Create a new receiving account.’
Are my funds safe with WorldFirst?
Protecting your money is serious business for us. Your money is 100% safeguarded in segregated accounts with trusted global banks, including JP Morgan, Citibank and Barclays.
We’re licensed by 6 authorities worldwide.
How much does it cost to open a World Account?
It’s free to set up a World Account and there are no fees for receiving money or holding funds.
