Invoices your client can pay through Payoneer.

1. In Payoneer, open Receive, then Request a Payment. Create the request and copy its direct payment link.
2. In Inbill, go to Settings, then Payment methods, and add Payoneer: your Payoneer email, your request link, or both.
3. Create the invoice in the client's currency (USD, EUR, GBP or any of 59 currencies).
4. Send it on WhatsApp, by email or as a link. The page your client opens shows a "Pay with Payoneer" button.

Payoneer's own guide explains step 1 in detail; our step-by-step post covers where to click and what else to put on the invoice.

Your client opens the invoice link in any browser, with no login and no app. They see the amount, the due date, your business name and the "Pay with Payoneer" button, plus any other methods you added. The button appears only for a real https link on payoneer.com, so a typo cannot send your client somewhere else.

After paying, your client taps "I've paid". You get an email, check your Payoneer balance, and confirm in one tap. Reminders for that invoice pause while you check.

The invoice PDF has a "How to pay" section with your Payoneer email and the other methods on that invoice, and a "View and pay online" link once the invoice is sent. Some clients' finance teams want the PDF for their records; it carries the same details as the page.

For many freelancers in Pakistan, Payoneer is the practical way to receive dollars from a client abroad, and Wise's own rules decide whether a Pakistan address can receive USD account details; check Wise's current help page before you rely on it. Inbill also shows bank, JazzCash, Easypaisa and Raast details with copy buttons for clients at home. See the Pakistan invoice generator for a PKR invoice without an account.