Using Hyperwallet with Amazon

Hyperwallet is working with Amazon to make local currency disbursements in your country. Hyperwallet is a regulated money services business and a licensed money transmitter in Canada, United States, United Kingdom, and the European Union and is a financial services licensee in Australia. Visit Hyperwallet for the most up-to-date licensing information from Hyperwallet. With Hyperwallet, you can receive disbursements of your Amazon sales into your Hyperwallet deposit account and transfer them directly to your local bank in your local currency.

Supported countries/regions and currencies are listed below.

1. Log into Seller Central.
2. Choose Settings and click Account Info.
3. On the Seller Account Information page, go to the Payment Information section and then click Bank Account Information.
4. Click Replace deposit method if a bank account is already registered or Assign.
5. Select the country of your bank account in the Bank Location drop-down menu.
6. Click Sign up for Hyperwallet to apply for a Hyperwallet deposit account. You will be redirected to Hyperwallet’s website where you can apply for a Hyperwallet account using your Amazon Seller credentials.

   For the US Marketplace, if you already have a Hyperwallet account, return to Seller Central, select United States as the Bank Location Country, and enter the deposit account details which Hyperwallet has provided to you.

   If you have questions about your bank account information in Seller Central, visit Bank Account Information. For questions about your Hyperwallet account, visit here (available in English, Mandarin, French, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Japanese).

   Important: Through this Seller Central page, sellers can access foreign-exchange services provided by a third-party payment service provider, Hyperwallet. If you choose to use these services, you will contract directly with Hyperwallet. Amazon cannot arrange for you to acquire services from Hyperwallet. Your use of Hyperwallet’s services is subject to their terms and conditions. Be sure to understand your rights and obligations under those terms.