Where payment clarity belongs in the journey
How Portcast onboarding works
Payment and funding questions usually sit inside the onboarding sequence.
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Payment and Funding Options
Payment clarity is not a boring detail in this category. It is part of the trust decision because fee handling and funding assumptions change the real operating cost of the relationship.
This guide publishes only the payment information that is explicitly marked public: the available payment methods, the fee notes, and the rule that the client bears payment-method fees.
Trust rail
Get clear on ownership and fit before you submit.
Primary role
Make the buying boundary explicit before inquiry.
Best use
Resolve ownership, onboarding, payment, or support uncertainty.
Next step
Return to commercial or move into quote/contact with lower ambiguity.
Funding boundary
The payment guide clarifies what is public and what is not
Review these points to confirm whether the support model fits your situation.
The payment guide clarifies what is public and what is not
Publicly safe to say
- Which payment methods are available publicly
- Which public fee note applies to each method
- That the client bears payment-method fees
- That funding questions should be clarified during qualification
Not public here
- Undisclosed cashback percentages
- Refund promises that are not legally reviewed
- Final legal-entity payment language while entity details remain TODO
- Any fee statement not grounded in the source table
Public payment table
These are the payment methods Portcast can publish today
| Method | Public fee note |
|---|---|
| HSBC transfer | Free |
| Payoneer | 0.6% |
| PayPal | 2% |
| Airwallex | 0.5% |
| USDT (TRC20/ERC20) | 1% |
| WorldFirst | Rate on request |
| PingPong | 0.1% |
| ACH | 0.6% |
The source material states that the client bears payment-method fees. Cashback may be available, but exact percentage or amount is not published publicly.
Key note
This guide still needs final operations and legal confirmation before live publication
The payment methods and fee notes are publishable, but final wording around commercial terms, refund treatment, and the legal entity name still needs confirmation before the site goes live.
