Understanding changes to my payout delivery date
Changing payout delivery dates can be due to outstanding account verification requirements. Your first payout will take between 7 to 14 days, while certain currencies have a minimum payout amount that your available account balance needs to exceed before a payout can be initiated. The payout schedule cannot be sped up by Stripe, and users should check their dashboard or email for additional information and confirm payout schedules in the Payouts section of their Dashboard.
Payout date keeps getting changed and postponed
If your payout date keeps getting pushed out to a future date, this is most likely due to outstanding account verification requirements required from the owner of the Stripe account. In order to resume processing payouts, the owner of the Stripe account should check both the dashboard or email to see if we requested additional information.
Payout taking longer than expected to be paid
- Your first payout takes between 7 to 14 days, depending on your business industry. Your first payout deviates from your normal payout schedule and will arrive in your bank account after the waiting period has been satisfied.
- You can confirm your payout schedule and estimated payout timing in the Payouts section of your Dashboard.
- Understanding your payout schedule. Several elements influence when your charges will be deposited (paid out) into your bank account.
- Minimum payout amounts for certain currencies. Certain currencies have a minimum payout amount that your available account balance needs to exceed before a payout can be initiated.
- Payout speed is too slow. Payouts are deposited following your payout schedule. This schedule cannot be sped up by Stripe.