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.

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.

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