Understanding payouts & payout schedule
How ticket revenue becomes money in your bank account, and how to control the timing.
A payout is a transfer of your available balance to your bank account. Here’s how money flows from a sale to your bank, and how to control the timing.
- 1
A buyer pays
Funds (minus applicable fees) become part of your balance.
- 2
Balance settles
There’s a natural gap between a sale and money being available — standard across providers.
- 3
Payout to bank
On your schedule, your available balance transfers to your bank account.
Your payout schedule
| Choice | Trade-off |
|---|---|
| More frequent payouts | Money reaches you sooner — good for tight event budgets. |
| Less frequent payouts | Fewer, larger transfers — simpler to reconcile. |
Good to know
Payouts reflect earnings after the Verimly service fee and any refunds. Open a payout’s order breakdown to see exactly which orders it covers.
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Reading a payout’s order breakdown
Open any payout to see exactly which orders it covers, so you can reconcile revenue with confidence.
Setting up Verimly Payments
Connect Verimly Payments once to accept card payments and receive payouts to your bank.
The Verimly service fee
What the Verimly service fee is, how it appears, and how to think about it when pricing tickets.