What is invoice processing? Steps, tools, and best practices
Learn what invoice processing is, its key benefits, and the steps involved. Explore top tools to manage vendor payments in Singapore.
Wise (formerly TransferWise) is a financial technology company which offers international payments and digital multi-currency accounts.
If you’re an ecommerce seller, you can open a Wise Business account to get paid from Shopify in a range of currencies with no receiving fee. You’ll also get the mid-market exchange rate whenever you need to switch from one currency to another within your Wise account, or to make a transfer. This means businesses pay less for international transactions, compared to using traditional bank or Shopify.
This Wise Shopify guide covers all you need to know about how to receive Wise Shopify payments in USD, GBP, EUR and other major world currencies.
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To get paid through Shopify to your Wise Business account you’ll need to open a currency with Wise that you want to get paid in. Depending on the payment gateway you use with Shopify, you can then add your Wise account details to get paid in any supported currency.

Businesses who open a Wise Business account in Singapore get access to account details in 22+ currencies which can be used to receive payments.
Let’s look at how to open a Wise currency, and then how to add your account details to Shopify.
Do note:
You can use your local account details to get paid through Shopify automatically¹ or manually².
Once you have the currency you need you’ll be able to get your local account details and add them to Shopify. The exact process you need to follow may vary based on where in the world you are and which payment gateway you choose to use with Shopify. Here’s an outline of the basic steps usually required:
Supported currencies
You can link an account to Shopify as long as it’s direct debit enabled. That means you can use your Wise account details in 22+ currencies, including GBP, EUR, AUD, CAD and USD to get paid from Shopify. Checkout our help page to learn more.
Once you have money in your Wise Business account you can hold it, spend it with your Wise debit card, send it to someone else, switch to another supported currency using the mid-market exchange rate, or withdraw to your regular bank account.
If you need to switch from one currency in your account to other currencies supported by Wise, you’ll need to:
You can also send money from your Wise account to your local bank account. Just log into your Wise account and tap Send. You’ll be prompted to enter your local banking details, and confirm the amount you want to transfer.
When you open a Wise Business account you’ll need to pay a low, one time fee to access full account features. This fee varies based on the country you’re in. Once your account is set up you’ll be able to hold, send and receive payments in a range of currencies, with local account details for up to 10 major currencies.
Here’s a run through of the key Wise Business fees for the US, as an example:
If you have a Shopify account and are looking for ways to receive payouts in multiple currencies, Wise Business would be the ideal fit for your business.
You can register with Wise Business online. All you’ll need to do is give some information about yourself and your company, and complete a verification step to comply with global financial regulations. Here's what you would require:


If you're growing a global business, you'll quickly face a daunting wall of costs, complexity, and hidden fees when receiving international payments. Wise Business helps you bypass this wall, making it easy to receive money from around the world and start getting paid like a local today.
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Sources checked on 19 December 2022
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