JBJ Production Haiti review

MonCash and Western Union payouts arrive the same day or the next day, while a bank transfer takes several business days. You can pick from bank, cash pickup and wallet to match how the recipient prefers to be paid. Cash routes suit anyone who needs the money quickly.

Fees sit on each transfer: a percentage plus a fixed amount charged by PayPal, added on top of a JBJ service fee that scales with the amount received. Since the service is aimed at business and freelancer, the price sits on each payment rather than on a monthly account.

You can reach the team by email, chat and phone, which covers phone, chat, email and a help centre. Phone suits urgent transfer questions, and the help centre covers the routine how-to steps. The service is run from HT.

The service handles 2 currencies, which keeps the scope narrow rather than multi-currency. That is below the money transfer median of 5. If you regularly pay in several currencies, a broader provider may serve you better.

Yes, bank payout sits alongside bank, cash pickup and wallet, so you can choose a bank credit or a cash collection point depending on the recipient. Bank payouts take several business days, while the cash routes are quicker. The service is based in Haiti.

It is aimed at business and freelancer, so businesses paying staff or suppliers and freelancers billing overseas clients sit at the centre. Recipients need a payout route they can actually reach, which is why cash options appear alongside bank and wallet payouts.

Transfers run through PayPal, with the PayPal percentage and fixed charge forming part of the cost, and recipients paid through bank, cash pickup and wallet. Support is available by email, chat and phone if you need help setting up or tracking a payment.

There is no monthly fee here. Because the service is aimed at business and freelancer, you pay per transfer rather than holding a balance. The money transfer median monthly fee is €0, so a monthly charge is not the deciding factor between services.