Marketplace payout

A marketplace payout is the transfer a platform makes to the people who earned the money — sellers, contractors, drivers, partners — after the platform keeps its take rate from each sale.

How it works

• The platform collects payment from buyers, often as a split payment.
• It nets off its fee and works out what each payee is owed.
• It pays each one out — on a schedule or on demand — across whatever rails they need.

At scale this is many parties, many currencies and many corridors in a single run, which is where cost and timing start to matter.

Why it matters

Payouts are where a platform’s margin can leak: FX spreads, flat wire fees and the wrong rail can quietly shave money off every transfer. Slow payouts also cost trust — sellers judge a marketplace by how fast and reliably they get paid.

How Fynex does it

Fynex pays many parties from one run, each in their own currency, and routes every payout to the cheapest rail automatically — so you keep the margin that spreads and flat fees would otherwise eat. See payout scheduling and payouts.