I do not know if you folks had the same result as I. I called two or three times and they kept telling me that it was just some form of normal delay.I was getting a message saying there was an error in my bank details. Ny account showed an "Error" as to making the payment. After some more calls to AirBNB, I was told that the problem was that they could not send USD to my USD account in Canada! In fact, the first time I called in this cycle, Tech support told me that it was impossible to send USD to a Canadian account and that my account in dollars in Canada must actually be in the United States! I explained that I had never had an American bank account. I further explained that I had been receiving USD in the specified account since early in 2018. The support agent insisted that it was impossible for me to have been receiving USD in my Canadian bank. She did not bother looking to their records to see that in fact they had been up until the most recent payment out in late December 2018. The tech told me that I had to delete my current payout (which had been working just fine prior to all this) and redo the process of giving my bank details. I was not happy with this but deleted my details for the Canadian USD account. I tried to add a new Payout method giving the details of my Canadian USD account.. No way! It insisted that I either had to get paid out in Canadian dollars or have the money sent to PayPal (where it would be paid out in Canadian dollars!).
I was toldby the next tech that when I went to enter a new account, I could not enter details of a Canadian USD account. One way or the other, the USD that I was receiving from AirBNB had to be changed to Canadian dollars. by this time, I was getting extremely frustrated. I pointed out that indeed AirBNB had been paying me in American dollars in my Canadian account. This tech looked at the records and agreed with me but came back with they had changed their policy - it now had to be paid into a Canadian dollar account or an account in the currency of the country that I was staying in.
TAKE NOTICE: the effect of this is that if you need USD in the country where the money will be used and your home country is not the United States, the payout will be converted to your currency (with you paying the banking system the "sell rate" for currency exchangefor the USD you received in payment fromAirBNB and then will have to pay the "buy rate" to reacquire USD. In other words, YOU ARE FORCED TO PAY TWICE FOR EXCHANGING MONEY!
I think that AirBNB should be explaining why it is causing this ripoff in favour of the banking system.