You can build a profile and receive booking requests before payment setup is done — but you can't take money until it is. Until then a banner sits across the top of your dashboard: *Complete payment setup to continue receiving bookings and payouts*, with a **Setup Payments** button.

## Getting set up

1. Select **Setup Payments** from the banner, or go to **Finance → Settings**.
2. Work through the setup form.
3. When you're done you'll see **Your details have been submitted!**

Approval isn't always instant. If more information is needed, you'll be told — the banner stays up until you're cleared to accept payments.

## What you'll need

- Your legal name and date of birth
- Your address
- A government ID
- Your bank account details
- If you operate as a business, your business details and tax ID

Use your real legal details, not your stage name. These are checked against your ID, and a mismatch is the most common reason setup stalls.

## Where things live afterwards

**Finance → Settings** has two sections:

- **Business Profile** — your details, bank account, and payout settings
- **Documents** — anything you've been asked to supply, and any tax documents generated for you

## If setup is stuck

The usual causes are a name that doesn't match your ID, an address that can't be verified, or a document that was too blurry to read. Open **Finance → Settings** and look at **Business Profile** — outstanding requirements are listed there.

If it's still stuck after resubmitting, contact **support@djfindr.com** with your account email and what you're seeing.

## Changing your bank account

Update it under **Finance → Settings → Business Profile**. Do it between bookings where you can. A payout already scheduled will go to the account on file when it's released, so changing details mid-cycle can send money to the old account.

## What happens next

Once you're cleared, client payments flow automatically: the client pays, the payment is recorded under **Finance → Payments**, and a transfer is scheduled to your bank based on your plan's payout delay. See [How Money Moves Through DJfindr](/hc/djs/articles/1786141514-how-money-moves-through-d_jfindr).