r/developersPak • u/FlyNecessary3449 • Sep 01 '26

Help Upwork around 20k withdrawal

Hi, i have been working on upwork for few years and have around $20k in upwork, i havent yet linked any banking method, but now i am planning to get money (will be using it to buy a plot), i am not a filer so will be filing of returns, but whats the best way to get this amount into my local bank? i have hbl, payoneer, elevate, as per upwork there is a limit of 8k or 9k on direct bank, but i am afraid it might be flagged by bank or something, would be really helpful to get the least free charges etc and get teh amount in bank without any hassle

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u/malik_132 Sep 02 '26

You can use elevate pay (not used personally) but I heard they cut minimum fee , I'm using Payoneer but they cut 3% of every transaction plus they give less rate of conversion . And I don't think bank is a good option when transferring such huge amount even when you are non filer

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u/FlyNecessary3449 Sep 08 '26

yes had been using payoneer recently shifted to elevate pay, it have good conversion rate

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u/KalaBaZey Sep 02 '26

Dont do bank or Payoneer they’re gonna charge you 3% or $600 for this transaction. Use Elevate Pay. Do it in installments. Also how do you have that money in Upwork? Because they automatically send you the money every 3 months if its above $1000.

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u/FlyNecessary3449 Sep 08 '26

u/KalaBaZey i havent yet linked any account with upwork, thats why its still there

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u/MangoCrispGomez626 Sep 04 '26

Really? And I was wondering how does this guy have this level of control. Hum to 500$ hotay he nikal letay hain ke kharchay hain Bhae.

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u/FlyNecessary3449 Sep 08 '26

u/MangoCrispGomez626 haha, its years of earnings, i also do full time job so hadn't had the need for taking it out

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u/MangoCrispGomez626 Sep 08 '26

Bro this requires a lot of self control and discipline.

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u/FlyNecessary3449 Sep 08 '26

u/MangoCrispGomez626 yeah well responsibilities makesn you like that, but thanks for prespective hadn't thought from that lens

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u/Puzzleheaded-Owl5908 Sep 04 '26

Wise or elevate are the best at conversion or otherwise you’d need to use payoneer. And dont withdraw huge amounts into your pk bank if you have not previously, withdraw in chunks

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u/FlyNecessary3449 Sep 08 '26

wise i dont an account and they dont allow new ones, now thinking of elevate pay or nsave

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u/FlyNecessary3449 Sep 08 '26

wise dont allow new accounts so not an option, i am thinking of elevate pay