Though Barbados secondary income payments fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 1968 - 2017 period ending at 87.5 million current US$ in 2017.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Panama | 1.01B current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Dominican Republic | 978,500,000 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Costa Rica | 429,495,067.33 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Trinidad and Tobago | 329,736,698.43 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Haiti | 297,710,340.43 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Jamaica | 252,058,230.14 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| El Salvador | 227,514,558.16 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Honduras | 216,364,967.04 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Guatemala | 186,825,890 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Antigua and Barbuda | 98,477,547.28 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Current Account Balance | -5.94 % in 2017 | WB |
| Net Errors and Omissions | -132,479,535.69 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Grants | 13,760,000 current US$ in 2010 | WB |
| Net Secondary Income | -58,395,285.93 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Primary Income | -253,071,776.57 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Secondary income receipts | 52,500,677.02 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Personal Remittances | 48,758,037.11 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
| Personal Transfers | 38,319,054.33 current US$ in 2017 | WB |
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