Reading Your Payout History

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Last updated on Aug 8, 2026

Finance → Payouts is where you see money on its way to your bank. It's headed Payout History.

The three figures

Balance — collected from clients, not yet released. Money that's yours but still inside its payout delay.

Scheduled — released and on its way.

Paid Out — completed transfers.

A healthy account with active bookings shows a figure in all three. A large Balance and an empty Scheduled usually just means you've recently taken deposits and they're inside their delay window.

The Transfers table

Column What it shows
Date When it was scheduled or sent
Description What it covers
Transfer ID The reference for support
Status Scheduled, Completed, Reversed, or Failed
Amount What moved
Linked Payment The payment it came from

Tracing a payout back

One arrival in your bank rarely maps to one booking. To break it down:

  1. Find the transfer in the table.
  2. Select it, then View Payment under Linked Payment.
  3. The payment shows its type, the client, and the event via View Event.

Going the other way — from a booking to its money — start at the booking's Payments tab and follow Linked Transfer.

For your accounts

Finance → Payments gives you gross income and your costs. Finance → Payouts gives you what actually arrived. You'll usually want both:

  • Total Collected across payments — your gross revenue
  • Platform Fee and Processing Fees — deductible costs
  • Paid Out — what reached your bank

We don't withhold tax. Reporting and paying it is yours.

Documents

Finance → Settings → Documents holds anything generated for you, including tax documents where they apply.

If a payout hasn't arrived

In order:

  1. Check the transfer status. Scheduled means it hasn't been sent yet
  2. Check the Completed Date. Banks take a day or two after that
  3. Check your bank details under Finance → Settings → Business Profile
  4. Still missing after a few business days? Contact support with the Transfer ID

See Payout Timing by Plan for what to expect on your plan.