When your payouts arrive

Stripe sends your money to your bank, and Stripe sets the timing of each payout. Before that, the money for a delivery waits on the EZHomesteading side until the order is complete; How you get paid explains when that is. Here is what Stripe says about how long the rest takes. EZHomesteading keeps Stripe's standard payout schedule and does not change it.

Your first payout

Stripe typically schedules your first payout to arrive within 7 to 14 days after your first live payment. Stripe says the wait depends on your industry, your country and its own risk review, so it can be different for each seller.

Payouts after the first one

After the first payout, Stripe pays out on your account's payout schedule. A payment has to settle before Stripe can pay it out. In the US, Stripe's standard settlement time is 2 business days.

A payout that falls on a weekend or a holiday arrives on the next business day. Your bank might take a little more time to show the money after it gets there.

Where to see it

The Money card on your Today board shows what is Available to pay out now. The figure under On the way is Stripe's pending balance: payments that are still settling and cannot be paid out yet. It is not a payout already sent to your bank.

If it has been longer than this and nothing has arrived, check that your payout account is fully set up. Until it is, your money is held and has nowhere to land.