Arbonum vs PayQuicker

Arbonum handles payments to global contractors along with invoicing and compliance. Its platform offers instant contracts, multi-country payroll, multi-currency payouts, contractor KYC checks, and banking compliance. The company advertises 24/7 support from local HR and legal experts and says contractors can be onboarded in less than five minutes. The pricing page lists unlimited contractors, users, invoices, GEOs, and currencies, plus customized dashboards and reporting. Vetted tax advisors in 110+ countries can help contractors with tax questions, and Arbonum says it works with SafetyWing on health benefit programs. Its gaming offering supports USD, EUR, GBP, RUB, ARS, BRL, INR, PHP, IDR, and USDC. The platform says each payout receives automatic OFAC, UN, and EU sanctions checks; a payout can include work-product assignment, and contractors sign a mutual NDA. The iPhone and iPad app supports invoice generation, receiving payment, withdrawals, file uploads, and tax reports. Pricing is on request; the listed Pay-as-you-go terms start at $5, paid once, billed from 5.0% per payout, all-in and quoted by corridor, with no per-seat charge, setup fee, or minimums.

PayQuicker provides businesses with a platform for making global mass payouts in local currencies. It supports payouts to more than 210 countries and territories in more than 80 currencies. Payout and spending options include branded debit cards, virtual cards, ATM cash, bank transfers, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and transfers between payees. Businesses can connect through a RESTful API or batch file upload; the API supports invitations and payments, spendback debits, and retrieval of balances and reports. The platform offers client-branded portals and a white-label gateway that can integrate with a client’s portal. Use cases include corporate, affiliate, influencer, clinical-trial, gig-work, insurance, gaming, survey, and NIL payouts. Access is listed for Android, iOS, web, and API. Pricing is available on request, and prospective clients are directed to request a demo. Payee-to-payee transfers are limited to users in the same resident country. PayQuicker launched its payout platform in 2007 and lists headquarters in Rochester, New York, and Draper, Utah.