Sell your services on Zinn Hub Para sa mga Pinoy freelancers — kumita ng dolyar, ikaw ang boss

You choose your payout method when you set up your account: Payoneer (most popular for PH), PayPal, USDT/USDC crypto, or international bank wire to BPI, BDO, Metrobank, UnionBank or any PH bank.

Direct payments (when you connect your own Stripe or PayPal Business account) settle instantly at checkout. Platform-collected payouts (crypto orders, platform PayPal) are processed every Friday. No minimum payout threshold for direct methods.

Yes. Payoneer is fully supported on Zinn Hub for Philippines-based freelancers. You receive USD into your Payoneer balance, then withdraw to any PH bank account through Payoneer's local banking network. This is the most popular payout route for Filipino Zinners because it sidesteps PayPal verification headaches and consolidates all your platform earnings in one place.

Yes. Two routes:

Indirect (via Payoneer): Payouts hit your Payoneer balance, then you withdraw to your PH bank in pesos. Fastest, lowest cost, most popular.

Direct (international wire): We can wire USD straight to your PH bank account. Best for larger payouts where wire fees are negligible against the sum. Standard SWIFT wire fees apply on both sending and receiving sides.

Zinn Hub does not withhold taxes — you receive your full earnings (less commission and processor fees). Tax compliance is your responsibility as a self-employed individual.

In the Philippines, freelancers earning above the BIR registration threshold (currently PHP 250,000 per year) are required to register as self-employed and file taxes. We're not tax advisors — consult a Filipino accountant or BIR-accredited tax practitioner for your specific situation. Many Pinoy Zinners use accounting services on Zinn Hub itself for help with this.

Yes — this is one of Zinn Hub's biggest advantages for Filipino freelancers. Choose USDT or USDC as your payout method and we'll send your earnings directly to any wallet you specify (Binance, Coinbase, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, your own custody wallet). Settles in minutes. From there, you can convert to peso whenever you want via Coins.ph, PDAX, or any local exchange.

This route avoids PayPal holds, bank delays, and KYC restrictions entirely. Many Pinoy Zinners earning $1,000+ per month use crypto as their primary payout.

This is a common headache for PH freelancers and one of the main reasons we built multiple payout routes. If your PayPal is restricted, on hold, or you can't get verified:

Switch to Payoneer or USDT/USDC crypto. Both fully bypass PayPal. Update your payout method in your Zinner dashboard — takes 30 seconds. Future earnings route through your new method automatically.

Walang bayad sa registration. Free signup, free profile, free first listing. Zinn Hub only takes commission when you make a sale — and your first $500 in earnings is 0% commission. After that, the rate tiers down to as low as 8% based on your sales volume.

Optional Pro Zinner ($25/mo) and Agency Zinner ($50/mo) memberships unlock flat lower commission rates from day one, but they're entirely optional — most Filipino Zinners stay on the free tier and do well.

Absolutely — in fact the time zone difference is often an advantage. PHT is roughly 12 hours ahead of US Eastern Time, so when your client goes to bed, you're working. Many US/UK clients specifically love this because they wake up to completed work.

Zinn Hub's built-in messaging works across time zones. For real-time meetings, we have voice and video call features built in — schedule them at times that work for both parties. Most successful Pinoy Zinners overlap 2–3 hours daily with their main client time zones.

The strongest categories for Filipino freelancers on Zinn Hub right now are virtual assistant services, content writing, SEO, web development (especially WordPress), graphic design, and video editing. Customer support and admin services are also in high demand — Filipinos have a global reputation for English fluency and professionalism in these areas.

Don't see your skill? List it anyway. Zinn Hub covers every digital service category — if there's a buyer for it, you can sell it.

OnlineJobs.ph is a job board — employers pay a monthly subscription to browse Filipino candidates and post job listings. You apply to specific posts, hope you get hired, then work directly with the employer off-platform.

Zinn Hub is a service marketplace — you list services (Zinns) with set prices, and buyers from anywhere in the world can purchase them on the spot. You also send custom offers proactively. No applications, no waiting, no employer dependency. Both have value — many Filipino freelancers use both. OnlineJobs.ph is great for landing a long-term role; Zinn Hub is great for selling defined services to multiple clients without intermediaries.

Three ways: (1) Buyers find your Zinns via the marketplace search and category browsing. (2) You send Custom Offers to buyers directly — even before you've created a listing. (3) Share your storefront URL on your social media, email signature, anywhere — you keep 100% of the credit when someone buys via your link (and 0% commission on the first $500).

Zinn Hub doesn't require Connects, doesn't make you bid, and doesn't gate your messaging. It's a level playing field — quality wins, not deepest pockets.

Three places to get help:

1. Video tutorials — walkthroughs for every part of the platform.

2. Telegram community — once your first Zinn and profile are published, join our private Telegram group. Other Zinners (including PH-based ones), our team, and community moderators answer questions daily.

3. pinoyfreelance.ph — Norman's Taglish resource site covers everything from BIR registration to client management to freelance rates in the Philippines.