Weekly or daily withdrawals
Move settled money to your bank when you need it and see the history of every payout.
Withdraw to your bank after a name check, and refund any payment in full or in part.
Collecting money is only half of the job. When payments have settled you can withdraw them to your own bank account. Before we pay out we check the account name with the bank, so a typo cannot send your money to a stranger. And when a customer needs their money back, you can refund all of a payment or just part of it.
Move settled money to your bank when you need it and see the history of every payout.
Refund a full order or part of it, such as a cancelled item, and keep the record.
Every payment, fee, refund and payout is listed, so reconciling at month end is quick.
The bank account name check helps stop payouts to the wrong account.
Save the bank account you want to be paid into. We check the account name with the bank.
When payments have settled, request a withdrawal for the amount you want.
To refund a customer, pick the payment and refund all or part of it.
Create a free account and open Payments in your dashboard to see your balance, save a payout account and try the flow in test mode.
Refunds and withdrawals are recorded in your account activity. See the Payment Gateway page for the current fee on payments received.
POST /v1/business/payouts, authenticated with your X-IdentifyOrg-Key header.
{ "amount": 50000 }{
"id": "e3f1...",
"reference": "po_8c1e...",
"status": "requested",
"amount": 50000.0,
"fee": 0.0,
"you_receive": 50000.0,
"bank_name": "Guaranty Trust Bank",
"account_number": "0123456789"
}When the test convinces you, the developer section shows exactly how to connect it: the endpoint, the request and response, SDKs for your language and webhooks.
Once a payment has finished settling. Payments that are still settling or held are shown separately so you always know what is available.
So money cannot be paid out to the wrong account because of a typing mistake. You confirm the name belongs to you first.
Yes. You can refund the whole amount or just a part of it.
Your dashboard shows an activity feed with issues, refunds and withdrawals, and the API exposes the same events.