Rated higher than Hyperwallet on Trustpilot.
Best for: Small businesses and startups, as Wise Business names them
- Trustpilot4.3/5· 294,008
Hyperwallet is a payout service from PayPal that we score for contractor payouts only. Its enterprise page states payouts to 200+ countries and regions through up to 9 payout methods, and its small and medium-sized business page states 115 countries through PayPal, plus Venmo for US payees. It publishes no price, and its security page states its own SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS Level 1 certifications.
Verdict
Best for
- Enterprises and marketplaces paying large numbers of people in many countries (royalties, insurance claims, airline reimbursements, clinical trials, prizes and rewards)
- Platforms that need several payout methods, such as bank, card, PayPal, Venmo and cash pickup
- Teams that want 1099 tax reporting and payee verification delivered with the payouts (enterprise and marketplace configurations)
- Developers who want a REST API, batch file transfer or web upload
Not for
- Companies that want to see a price before contacting sales
- Buyers who need EOR or COR: its pages describe payouts, and it pays contractors; it does not produce their contracts
- Teams that need contracts or IP assignment handled in the platform: neither is stated
- Small and medium-sized businesses that need bank, card or cash payouts: the SMB page lists PayPal and Venmo only
- Stands out
- Compliance and reach on paper: its own SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS Level 1, an Australian financial services licence, and a stated 200+ countries and regions for enterprise payouts.
- Biggest limit
- No price. Hyperwallet sends buyers to a Solutions Expert to discuss pricing, and it says nothing on setup, deposit, term or termination charges, so a buyer cannot compare its cost with the other providers here before talking to sales.
On this page
Services
| Service | Price | Basis | Score | Countries documented |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Contractor payouts | Custom quote[1][2][3][4] | — | Our score 5.8 of 10Limited data | None documented |
Top alternatives to Hyperwallet
Providers with a higher contractor payouts score from us than Hyperwallet. How we score
Rated higher than Hyperwallet on Trustpilot.
Best for: Companies paying contractors in many countries by bank, wallet, crypto or card
- Trustpilot3.1/5· 125
Higher contractor payouts score: 6.8 against 5.8.
Best for: Companies of any size that work mostly with contractors spread over many countries
- Capterra4.1/5· 49
Pricing
Setup fees and what each list price includes, by service.
| Service | Setup fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Contractor payouts | — | Hyperwallet publishes no price: its contact page sends buyers to a Solutions Expert to discuss 'pricing'. Nothing is stated on setup, deposit, minimum term or termination charges. The enterprise page states payouts to 200+ countries and regions, funding in more than 28 currencies and up to 9 methods. The small and medium-sized business page is narrower: 24 currencies and 115 countries through PayPal, plus Venmo for US payees.[1][2][3][4] |
How we scored Hyperwallet
Each service gets its own score from our five criteria. Review-platform ratings are not part of it.
Limited data: fewer than half of the facts our method scores are on record for Hyperwallet. Criteria without a fact get a neutral value, so these scores may change as facts are added. How we score
Contractor payouts Our score 5.8 of 10Limited data
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Contribution | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compliance | 30% | 6.0 | 1.80 | Contracting entity on a company register: none found; Service agreement: not public; general terms of use only; Own security certifications: SOC 2, ISO 27001, SOC 1, PCI DSS; Licences: 1 (1 more on record, not confirmed); Facts on record for this criterion: 3 of 4. |
| Coverage | 20% | 7.0 | 1.40 | Countries: 0 documented, 200 claimed; Reach: 63% of the widest provider of this service; Facts on record for this criterion: 1 of 1. |
| Price | 20% | 3.0 | 0.60 | Price: not published (quote only); Setup fee: not disclosed; Deposit: not disclosed; Minimum term: not disclosed; Termination fee: not disclosed; Facts on record for this criterion: 0 of 5. |
| Platform | 15% | 7.3 | 1.10 | API: yes; Integrations: not disclosed; Self-serve sign-up: not disclosed; Documents in the platform: contracts not disclosed, IP assignment not disclosed, closing documents yes; Payout methods: bank transfer, card, e-wallet and cash; Facts on record for this criterion: 3 of 5. |
| Support | 15% | 6.0 | 0.90 | Live support channels: email, chat and phone; Live support hours: not stated; Dedicated manager: not stated; Stated onboarding time: not stated; Stated response target: not stated; Facts on record for this criterion: 1 of 5. |
| Our score | 5.8 |
Key facts
As the provider states them.
- Founded
- 2000
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, US
- Reach
- Global
- Support
- email, chat, phone[1]
Countries covered
Claimed is the provider’s own count. Documented countries are the ones with evidence from a company register or the provider’s own site; countries we list without evidence are not counted.
Contractor payouts
Claimed: 200 countries · Documented: None documented
Who it fits
- Industries
- Insurance claims
- Airlines
- Clinical trials
- Royalties
- Marketplaces and platforms
- Esports and rewards
- Segments it names
- Small and medium-sized businesses, large enterprises, and marketplaces and platforms (the three payout configurations on the features page); use cases named: royalties, insurance claims, airline reimbursements, freelance workforce payments, clinical trials, prizes and rewards
Pros and cons
Pros
- Own SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS Level 1, stated on hyperwallet.com/security-compliance; the SOC 2 type, report and certifier are not shown
- Payouts to 200+ countries and regions for enterprise, with up to 9 payout methods and funding in more than 28 currencies
- Bank, card, PayPal/Venmo and cash pickup methods (bank, card and cash for enterprise and marketplace configurations)
- 1099 tax reporting, integrated payee verification and Payment Tracker technology, listed for enterprise and marketplace configurations
- REST API, batch file transfer or web upload; its contact page lists phone, email and live chat for inquiries and support requests
- Australian Financial Services Licence 499092 held by Hyperwallet Systems Australia Pty Ltd, naming ASIC as the authority
Cons
- No price: buyers are sent to a Solutions Expert, and no setup fee, deposit or minimum term is stated either
- Only general terms are public (Developer Terms of Use, Data Protection Addendum, Commercial Entity Agreements); the merchant agreement with PayPal that sets the service terms is not
- No contracting or operating entity on a company register; its licences page names PayPal group entities, which we do not count as Hyperwallet's
- Its pages say it "responds quickly" to support requests but give no response target or support hours, and no dedicated manager is named
- No onboarding time and no integration count stated; the features page gives self-serve onboarding for small and medium-sized businesses and a Solutions Expert for the other configurations
- Reach depends on the tier: 200+ countries and regions on the enterprise page, 115 countries on the small and medium-sized business page, with no country list for either
- Contracts and IP assignment are not stated; the product pays contractors but does not produce their contracts
Reviews in brief
AI summary
Written by an AI model from the data on our pages on 15 Oct 2026. Not a recommendation, not our score, and not a quote from any assistant.
What does the data show about Hyperwallet as a contractor payout service?
AI
Hyperwallet states payouts to 200+ countries and regions for enterprise, with up to 9 methods and funding in more than 28 currencies; its small and medium-sized business page states 115 countries through PayPal, plus Venmo for US payees. It states its own SOC 1, SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS Level 1. It publishes no price.
What the data does not show
The SOC 2 type, report and certifier are not shown, and neither reach figure comes with a country list. No register entry for a Hyperwallet entity was found.
What are Hyperwallet's main drawbacks?
AI
No published price and no stated setup, deposit, term or termination terms, so cost is known only after contacting a Solutions Expert. Only general terms are public, not the merchant agreement with PayPal. Support has no stated response target or hours, and contracts and IP assignment are not stated.
What the data does not show
Hyperwallet says it responds quickly to inquiries but gives no figure. We have no data on payout speed or fees.
Trust and registration
More alternatives to Hyperwallet
Providers with a higher contractor payouts score from us than Hyperwallet. How we score
- Contractor payouts price from
- 3% of each payout
- Contractor payouts countries 190 claimed, 98 documented
- Services EOR · Payouts · Contractors · Payroll
- Best for
- Startups, SMBs, agencies and enterprises: the segments Remozo names for its contractor product
- Not for
- Buyers whose security review asks for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 held by Remozo itself
- Top pro
- Contractor payouts claimed in 190+ countries; 98 are listed one by one in Remozo's help centre
- Top con
- Contractor plan from 3% per payout: for contractor payouts, 2 of the 6 other percentage prices we compare are lower and 1 the same. The contractor page says from 1.5%, which we do not score
- Contractor payouts price
- Custom quote
- Contractor payouts countries 200 claimed
- Services Payouts · Contractors
- Best for
- Businesses paying large, distributed payee networks across borders, which is how Tipalti describes Mass Payments
- Not for
- Buyers who need a published per-payout or per-contractor price before contacting sales
- Top pro
- Own SOC 1 and SOC 2 attestations at Type II level, stated on Tipalti's cloud page
- Top con
- Mass Payments shows only a $249 monthly plan fee; transaction pricing is charged on top and not published, so we leave its price unranked
- Trustpilot3.1/5· 97
- Capterra4.5/5· 178
Signals checked 29 Jun 2026
- Contractor payouts price from
- US$49 per contractor a month
- Contractor payouts countries 190 claimed
- Deposit None
- Services EOR · Payouts · Contractors · AOR · Payroll
- Best for
- Crypto and web3 teams paying contractors in stablecoins or crypto, a segment Rise names (startups, web3 startups, DAOs, global agencies)
- Not for
- Companies that need an EOR in countries beyond the US and the UK today
- Top pro
- Prices are published per head: $49 a contractor a month (discounts for startups and non-profits), $299 for Agent of Record, $399 an employee for EOR
- Top con
- EOR is documented in 2 countries (US, UK) against a claim of 90+. The parent, Rise Works, Inc., is on the GLEIF register; no own entity is documented in either country
- Trustpilot4.6/5· 7,623
Signals checked 29 Jun 2026
Questions people ask
What does Hyperwallet offer?
A payout service from PayPal. We score it for contractor payouts only; its pages describe payouts and do not offer EOR or COR. The enterprise and marketplace configurations list nine methods, among them bank transfer, cards, eGift cards and cash pickup; the small and medium-sized business configuration lists PayPal and Venmo (see hyperwallet.com/features, checked 2026-10-15).
In how many countries does Hyperwallet pay out?
It depends on the page. The enterprise page states payouts to 200+ countries and regions and funding in more than 28 currencies. The small and medium-sized business page states 24 currencies and 115 countries through PayPal, plus Venmo for US payees. Neither page lists the countries (checked 2026-10-15).
How much does Hyperwallet cost?
Hyperwallet publishes no price. Its contact page sends buyers to a Solutions Expert to discuss pricing, and it says nothing on setup, deposit, term or termination charges (hyperwallet.com/contact-us, checked 2026-10-15).
Does Hyperwallet hold security certifications?
Its security page states that it is a PCI Level 1 compliance service provider and a SOC 1, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified organization. The page does not show the SOC 2 type, the reports or the certifying body (hyperwallet.com/security-compliance, checked 2026-10-15).
Which licences does Hyperwallet name?
Its legal page names Hyperwallet Systems Australia Pty Ltd, holder of Australian Financial Services Licence 499092, registered with ASIC. The other licences on that page belong to PayPal group companies, which we do not count as Hyperwallet's (hyperwallet.com/legal, checked 2026-10-15).
Which contract terms are public?
The Developer Terms of Use, a Data Protection Addendum and the Commercial Entity Agreements. The merchant agreement with PayPal that sets the service terms is named in those agreements and is not public (checked 2026-10-15).
How do I get started with Hyperwallet?
The features page lists personalized onboarding with a Solutions Expert, and self-serve onboarding for the small and medium-sized business configuration. Integration is by API, web upload or file transfer. No onboarding time is stated (hyperwallet.com/features, checked 2026-10-15).
Sources
- Hyperwallet enterprise payouts, Hyperwallet · checked 15 Oct 2026
- Hyperwallet contact, Hyperwallet · checked 15 Oct 2026
- Hyperwallet payouts for small and medium-sized businesses, Hyperwallet · checked 15 Oct 2026
- Hyperwallet features, Hyperwallet · checked 15 Oct 2026
How this page is built
Last checked: 15 Oct 2026.