Once Sovrano AI sends your monthly payout to Deel, the funds sit in your Deel Balance until you withdraw them. You choose how — and you can set a default method so it happens automatically every month.
Supported withdrawal methods
- Bank transfer — Direct deposit to your local or international bank. Available in most countries. Usually the cheapest option.
- Wise — Good for multi-currency holders or if you want to avoid bank conversion fees.
- PayPal — The email on your PayPal account must match your Deel profile email exactly.
- Payoneer — Useful for contractors who already use it for other freelance income.
- Revolut — Available in supported countries; multi-currency friendly.
- Deel Card — A Mastercard tied directly to your Deel balance, where available. Check the Deel Card section of your Deel account to see if you're eligible.
- Instant Card Transfer — Push to your existing debit/credit card. Arrives in seconds; not available everywhere.
- Stablecoins (USDC, USDT) — On-chain withdrawal for contractors who prefer crypto.
- Country-specific local rails — PIX (Brazil), BREB (Colombia), DolarApp (Argentina), AstroPay (Latin America), and others. These are typically the fastest and cheapest options in their markets.
How to add a withdrawal method
- Log into your Deel account and go to Withdrawals.
- Click "Add a withdrawal method" and select your preferred option from the list.
- Enter the required details Bank account, card number, wallet address, or email depending on the method.
- Set it as default if you want all future Sovrano AI payouts withdrawn automatically.
- Optional: turn on auto-pay so withdrawals happen the moment your monthly Sovrano AI payout lands in Deel.
Choosing the right method
- If your bank account is in EUR: bank transfer is usually the simplest and cheapest.
- If your bank account is in a different currency: Wise or Revolut often beats your bank's conversion rate.
- If you want instant access: Deel Card or Instant Card Transfer (where available).
- If you live in Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, India, or other markets with local rails: the local option is almost always fastest and cheapest.