How do Sales Day Payouts work?

Get paid on a set schedule

With Sales Day Payout (SDP) you can receive funds based on a set schedule rather than being dependent on the timelines of card schemes and payment methods.

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You get all the funds from a particular sales day in a single payout batch, with a fixed payout delay. For example, if you have a T+2 Sales Day Payout, you would receive on Wednesday the sales from Monday.

The Sales Day Payout model provides:

  • Payouts and reports based on total sales from a single day.
  • Simplified reconciliation because you can match a full day's payout with a full day's sales.
  • Predictable cash flows because you know which sales are paid each day.

Payout delay

The payout delay is how long after the sale the corresponding funds get assigned to a payable batch. For example, with a payout delay of two business days, sales that happened on Monday get assigned to the payout batch on Wednesday.

The following table shows an example payout schedule with a daily payout frequency and a payout delay of two days.

Sales day
Payout day

Monday
Wednesday

Tuesday
Thursday

Wednesday
Friday

Thursday
Monday

Friday
Tuesday the next week

Saturday
Tuesday the next week

Sunday
Tuesday the next week

Note: SDP does not include the weekend. The delays are calculated based on working days.

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