Payout schedule

A payout schedule is the rule that decides when a platform releases money to its sellers or partners — on a fixed cadence like daily or weekly, at settlement, or on a custom trigger such as order delivery.

How it works

• Time-based: pay every seller on a set day, batching the period’s earnings into one marketplace payout.
• Event-based: release funds when a condition is met — goods delivered, a hold period elapsed, a milestone signed off.
• The schedule also sets the reserve: how long the platform holds funds against refunds and chargebacks before releasing.

A schedule is the deliberate counterpart to an instant payout — one optimises for cash-flow control, the other for seller speed.

Why it matters

Payout timing is a balancing act. Pay too fast and the platform carries chargeback risk on money already gone; pay too slowly and sellers feel starved and leave. Getting the schedule right — and running it reliably — is half of keeping a marketplace’s sellers happy.

How Fynex does it

Fynex pays sellers on schedule or by rule, routing each payout to the cheapest rail across SEPA, SWIFT, and local schemes. See payout scheduling and payouts.