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Getting paid is clear and simple in Wordapp. As Wordapp grows, we are also improving our payment system. All payments on www.wordapp.com are being made from The Netherlands. This means that all freelancers must supply a national ID number or a tax identification number (TIN), either their personal tax identification number or company information if applicable.
From your Task Feed you can see exactly how much every task pays. In Wordapp, your hourly rate will be substantially higher than working “offline.” Some examples of the time you save are:
As soon as you submit a task, the payment for that task goes to your “pending balance.” When a task is approved by the client the payment for that task goes to your “withdrawable balance.” You can withdraw your withdrawable balance for free at any time*.
You do not need to worry about when you get paid or ask for your payment anymore. Simply click on “withdraw” whenever you need the money and the withdrawable funds will automatically get transferred.
*Free bank transfer for balances over 500 Euro (there is a transaction fee for balances below that).
*The times above might be higher during holiday seasons due to high demand. Request your balance in advance to avoid delays!
No more time spent sending invoices, since your invoice is generated automatically upon transfer of your money. You can then download the invoices whenever you need them.
Getting paid is easy and fast in Wordapp. With the current update, users can withdraw their balance to their bank account within the same day.
You need to connect your account first to be able to withdraw your balance in Wordapp. For that, you need to follow two simple steps.
Once you have follow these steps, you are ready to withdraw your balance from Wordapp and you will get your money within the same day. Your invoice will be generated automatically when you request a withdrawal.
All payments from www.wordapp.com started to be made from The Netherlands. Therefore, Dutch law requires us to know who we send money to and we must share that information with the tax authorities.
The TIN number is different in different countries, here is a list of a number of European TIN numbers. If your country is not on that list you should use the number you use when you contact the tax authorities in your country. If you do not have a Tax ID, you should use your National ID number that has been given by your government.
If you live outside of The Netherlands we will not deduct any taxes and each freelancer is responsible to pay any applicable taxes in their own country. If you live in The Netherlands we will apply the taxable amount to your withdrawn balance total in accordance with EU tax rules.
Go to your payment methods and delete the current payment method. Create a new one with the new details.
First delete any payment methods that you have, after that you can update your invoice profile and re-add the payment method(s).
