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Earning in Vietnam

Best freelance, gig and earning platforms in Vietnam

Vietnam's local earning options mix regional apps with local e-wallets. Grab offers ride-hailing, food and parcel delivery work, Lalamove matches drivers of motorcycles, cars, vans and trucks with delivery jobs, and Shopee and Lazada host online sellers. MoMo, which works with more than 90% of Vietnamese banks, and Zalopay, linked with 39 domestic banks as of 2025, are e-wallets that connect to bank accounts. Fastwork runs its Vietnamese freelance marketplace as Fastlance, which uses escrow and says it has more than 50,000 verified freelancers. Gojek closed its Vietnam business on 16 September 2024. Money is in Vietnamese dong (VND). PayPal accounts in Vietnam can send and receive payments and withdraw to a Vietnamese bank account for a flat 60,000 VND per withdrawal. Wise sends VND to Vietnamese bank accounts, up to 499,999,999 VND per transfer, and Upwork pays out locally in VND. Tip: batch PayPal withdrawals, because the fee is flat, and double-check bank details, since a failed transfer costs another 70,000 VND.

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Vietnam at a glance

9active platforms listed
2headquartered in Vietnam
8.5%median commission (5 that charge a %)

Platform types: 3 payment receiving platforms, 2 big marketplaces, 1 freelance site, 1 ride platform, 1 shipping gig platform and 1 card processing platform

How they pay out: Bank transfer (9)

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Compare at a glance

9 platforms
PlatformTypeFees / commissionPays viaFounded
Fastwork Freelance marketplace 17% commission, sliding to ~7% high-value Automatic weekly bank transfer 2015
Grab Super-app platform ~16-25% commission by market Bank transfer, GrabPay 2012
Lalamove On-demand logistics platform Commission deducted per order (varies by market) Bank transfer 2013
Lazada Online marketplace Category commission 1-8% + ~2% payment fee Bank transfer 2012
MoMo Digital wallet Free P2P, 3 free bank withdrawals/month Withdrawal to linked bank account 2014
Shopee Online marketplace Category commission ~2-11% + ~2% transaction fee Bank transfer (local) 2015
TrueMoney Digital wallet Free top-up/payments, ~20 THB bank transfer Bank transfer, ATM/7-Eleven cash-out 2003
Xendit Payment processor Cards ~3%, e-wallets ~2.7%, QRIS 0.7% Bank transfer 2015
Zalopay Digital wallet Free transfers within monthly limits Withdrawal to linked bank account 2017

Frequently asked questions

What are the best freelance and gig platforms in Vietnam?

Grab for ride-hailing and delivery, Lalamove for courier and van jobs, Shopee and Lazada for online selling, and Fastlance, Fastwork's Vietnamese marketplace, for freelance services with escrow payments. Upwork and Fiverr cover remote international work.

How do freelancers in Vietnam get paid by international clients?

Clients abroad can pay by PayPal, which Vietnamese accounts use to receive and withdraw to a local bank, or by Wise, which sends VND straight to Vietnamese bank accounts. Upwork pays directly to Vietnamese banks in VND for USD 0.99 per withdrawal, and Fiverr pays through PayPal or Payoneer.

Does PayPal work in Vietnam?

Yes. PayPal accounts in Vietnam can send and receive payments, and PayPal's Vietnam fee schedule lists withdrawals to a Vietnamese bank account at 60,000 VND each, with a 70,000 VND fee if the transfer fails. The schedule lists no card or US bank withdrawal option for Vietnam.

Can people in Vietnam work on Upwork and Fiverr?

Yes. Upwork supports Direct to Local Bank withdrawals in VND for USD 0.99 each, and your bank account name must match your verified Upwork name. Fiverr pays out through PayPal, Payoneer or bank transfer via Payoneer, and you must be at least 18 to withdraw earnings.

Is Gojek still available in Vietnam?

No. Gojek closed its ride-hailing and food delivery business in Vietnam on 16 September 2024. Grab, which offers rides, food delivery and parcel delivery in Vietnam, and Lalamove, which matches drivers with delivery jobs, remain options for drivers and riders.

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