How do Google, Facebook and Apple pay app developers money?

Question

Facebook

I develop applications for social media. networks and mobile.
Payments from Russian social networks come to my personal account in rubles.
In what currency and how can foreign platforms pay out? Mainly interested in Google Play, iTunes and Facebook applications.

Answer 1

Apple pays iTunes earnings to a bank account in Russia Payments are made once a month in dollars, but not less than $150. As an individual entrepreneur, you will have to go through currency control. You can also withdraw to a Payoneer card, no currency control, min payment $10.

Answer 2

Maybe off topic, but Microsoft makes payments to a bank card (currency) of almost any bank or a swift payment or via Paypal. Payments are made at the beginning of each month. Payout minimum $200 + negligible interest per transaction. Money goes from 3 to 7-10 days. After the very first payment, you will be sent copies of documents (Personal Agreement, Developer Contract, etc.), which will need to be submitted to the tax office. Plus, after each withdrawal of funds to e-mail. mail will receive a report "for the tax."

Answer 3

iOS developers receive a monthly salary, approximately at the beginning of the month, for example - for January you will receive at the beginning of March.
There is a "minimum payment threshold" (the minimum amount you must earn before they pay you anything). If you don't earn that much, they will keep your money until the next billing cycle and add that amount (until it reaches the minimum billing threshold).
The minimum payment threshold depends on the currency in which you pay. For some currencies (EUR, CAD, CHF, GPB, HDK, JPY, SEK, SGD, USD) this is equivalent to 10 USD. For all other currencies, this is equivalent to 150 US dollars.