Dealio

Get paid from China.

Your client pays the way they already pay for everything. You get the money in your own currency.

Cross-border payments for services — mainland China to Australia.

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How it works

Three steps, and two of them are one tap.

  1. You ask.Type the amount and what it is for. You get a link.
  2. They pay.They open the link, long-press the code, and pay in WeChat or Alipay. No account, no app, no sign-up.
  3. You are paid.The money settles to your own bank account in your own currency.

What it costs

2%

Taken from the amount received.

The person paying is charged the amount they owe and nothing more. Network and currency-conversion charges are set by the payment provider and shown before anything is sent.

Who it is for

People, not companies.

Tutors, translators, consultants, designers, writers, agents, small studios and sole traders outside China with clients inside it.

Ordinary payment services are built for registered businesses with a website and a merchant account. Most of the people doing this work have neither, and their alternative is a bank branch, a form, and several days of not knowing.

What Dealio does not do

It never holds your money.

Who built it

Tom Shanahan.

He presented Rediscovering China on CCTV's English channel, and has worked between Australia and China since. He has raised over US$20 million for start-ups.

He built Dealio because he kept watching the same thing happen: the work done, both sides happy, and the money stuck at a bank counter.

前央视英语频道《Rediscovering China》主持人,采访过科比、 比利时王室、卢森堡大公。后来做电影制作人,也为初创公司融资超过两千万美元。 澳大利亚《Today》节目也请他去聊在中国做事的经历。

做这个,是因为同样的事看了太多次:活干完了,两边都满意, 钱卡在银行柜台。

Who runs it

One person, in Australia.

Legal entity
Thomas Joseph Kidd Shanahan
Entity form
Individual / sole trader
Registered in
Australia
ABN
97 922 742 244
Contact
mo@thexchange.app