As a Seller, how and when do I get paid? (2024)

Payout settings are powered by our partner, Hyperwallet (a PayPal service). When editing or updating your payout information, please note that you will be taken to a new window.

For information on payout setup, account verification, payout history viewing, and payout tracking, visit our Hyperwallet StockX Support Center.

While you can choose to receive your payout in one of four ways, (PayPal, electronic ACH transfer to your bank account, Venmo, or debit), prepaid cards of any kind are not supported.

If you are a Seller outside the US, you can choose to receive your payout via PayPal, and depending on where you live, bank transfer payout methods may be available as well (more detail is below under “Bank Transfer” section). Please note that payouts will be issued in the currency selected on your StockX account unless you choose otherwise when setting up or updating your payout information.

To ensure the best experience possible, we ask that you double check all information entered for your payout to verify it is correct. In instances where funds are sent to an incorrect account, we will attempt to reclaim and reissue to the correct location, though it is not always possible.


PayPal

Once the item you sold passes our verification process and your payout is released, it typically takes roughly 30 minutes for funds to arrive in your PayPal account.

Sometimes transactions to PayPal accounts can fail. Here are some reasons why:

  • Incorrect email address entered
  • Email is not verified with PayPal


Please verify that you have entered the correct information and that this account is available to receive funds. This may require you to reach out to PayPal.

Bank Transfer

Once the item you sold passes our verification process and your payout is released, it typically takes 1-5 business days (depending on your bank and region) for funds to arrive in your bank account.

Sometimes transactions to a bank or credit union can fail. Here are the most common reasons why:
Incorrect routing or account information entered

  • The name registered on your bank account does not match your StockX profile information
  • The bank account is closed

Remember to use the electronic routing number from your financial institution and enter your account information exactly as it appears on a check and/or your account. Verify that your account is active and allowed to receive funds.

Bank transfer payouts can be issued in the following currencies (depending on your location): US dollar, Canadian dollar, Mexican peso, Euro, British pound, Swedish Krona, New Zealand dollar, Hong Kong dollar, Israeli Shekel, Singapore dollar, Chinese yuan, Australian dollar, Hungarian forint, Morroccan dirham, Nigerian naira, Tunisian dinar, Bangladeshi Taka, Nepalese rupee, Pakistani rupee, Indian rupee, Indonesia Rupiah, Malaysian ringgit, Philippine peso, Sri Lankan rupee, Thai baht, Vietnamese dong, Croatian kuna, Czech koruna, Danish krone, Norwegian krone, Polish zloty, Romanian leu, Russian ruble, Turkish lira, Argentine peso, Jamaican dollar, Brazilian real, Colombian peso, Peruvian sol

Please note that you may be charged a bank transfer fee equivalent to $2 USD on each bank transfer payout, depending on your bank transfer payout currency.

Venmo (US sellers only)

Once the item you sold passes our verification process and your payout is released, it typically takes just a few hours for funds to arrive in your Venmo account.

Venmo transactions may fail for the following reasons:

  • The phone number entered is invalid (must be a US phone number)


If you have a valid US phone number but do not have a Venmo account, you will need to successfully set up a Venmo account to receive payments. Your payment will expire in 30 days if you sell an item with a Venmo payout method on file but do not have a Venmo account set up.

Debit card (US sellers only)

Once the item you sold passes our verification process and your payout is released, most debit cards allow for funds to arrive on your card within a few hours after your payout is released, although Mastercard may take 1-3 business days.

Debit card transactions may fail for the following reason:

  • The card number entered is invalid (this will usually be noted when you are entering your card details)


Please note that sellers using Mastercard/Visa debit will incur a 2% transaction fee, with a minimum charge of $1.95 USD, and a maximum charge of $9.95 USD.

In addition, Visa has a per transaction limit of $50,000 and a daily limit of $100,000, although many smaller banks and credit unions may have their own limits. Please check with your bank for more information on your limits.


What will happen if I change or update my payout information?

If an update is made to your payout information, you will receive an email asking you to verify this change to your account. For security purposes, your payouts will be held until you verify that this change is correct. We’ll send you an email with instructions for how to verify this change.

if you don't see the email, search in your junk or spam folder for an email that's titled {Action Required} Verify Your Payout Informationfrom [emailprotected].​​​

If you receive an email from us asking you to verify changes made to your account, but you do not recognize these changes, please contact customer supportimmediately to secure your account.


What currencies can I get paid out in?

Venmo and debit card payouts are USD only.

PayPal payout currencies: US dollars, Canadian dollars, Australian dollars, Euros, British pounds, Hong Kong dollars, Japanese yen, New Zealand dollars, and Singapore dollars.

Bank transfer payout currencies: US dollar, Canadian dollar, Mexican peso, Euro, Great British Pound, Swedish Krona, New Zealand dollar, Hong Kong dollar, Israeli Shekel, Singapore dollar, Chinese yuan, Australian dollar, and Hungarian forint.

Please note that foreign transaction fees may be incurred if the currency selected for payout of funds differs from the currency selected on your StockX user profile. See below for more detail.


Which payout methods result in fees?

Visa debit card transactions (available to US customers only) will incur a 2% transaction fee, with a minimum charge of $1.95 USD, and a maximum charge of $9.95 USD. For bank transfers, the recipient bank may impose additional processing fees which will be deducted from the transfer amount.

In addition, if the currency selected for payout of funds differs from the currency selected on your StockX user profile, it will require a currency conversion. Currency conversion will take place at the exchange rate dictated by our bank service provider at the time we notify to initiate the disbursem*nt ("Foreign Exchange Fees"). Exchange rates fluctuate under market conditions and the rate used will be indicative of the market value at the time of the transfer.


When tracking my payments from StockX, what do the payment status descriptions refer to?

Payments and transfers go through various stages while being processed. Updates are noted on your account to keep you informed of your funds and when you can expect them.

Is there a limit to how many PayPal accounts I can have?

Yes. You can add up to three PayPal accounts to your seller profile.

When setting up or verifying my payout settings, should I choose an Individual or Business account?

Select an ‘Individual’ account if you are an individual, sole proprietor, or single-member LLC.

Select ‘Business’ only if you represent a corporation, partnership, or a Limited Liability Company. If you incorrectly choose a ‘Business’ account during verification, you will need to re-start the process of verifying your payout information.

If you accidentally register the wrong type of payout account and require further assistance in setting up or verifying your payout information, please Contact Usby clicking the "Contact Us" button at the bottom of the Help Center page (or down below).


Will I ever be required to submit identification data or documentation?

In order to ensure compliance with payment industry regulations, verification of your information may be required based on your location, the payout method you are using, or if you are an Individual or Business. Currently, all users in the European Economic Area (EEA) selling on StockX as a business (i.e. a corporation, partnership, or limited company) will need to submit documentation to prove business registration. In addition, users selling as an Individual in the EEA may need to submit photo identification and proof of address upon meeting cumulative payout thresholds (these thresholds are subject to change with regulatory requirements).

If you are selling as an Individual in the EEA and need to go through account verification, please note that the address on your ID documents must match the billing information on your StockX user profile. Any changes made to your billing information after this will trigger ID verification again.

If your account requires verification, an email notification will be sent requesting additional identification data and/or documentation. The data and/or documentation should only be submitted within our payout platform. Do not respond to the email with documentation attached.

In addition if your account requires verification, all transfers out of the account will be paused until verification has been successfully completed. Once documents are submitted, verification may take 1-3 business days. In certain cases, correspondence with Hyperwallet customer support may be required to complete the verification process.

Lastly, please note that the minimum age requirement to get paid is 18 years old. If you are a minor, your parents/legal guardian must provide their personal information to continue, to ensure compliance with global data privacy and payment services regulations.

Visit stockx.com/settingsto make sure your payout information is correct for a hassle-free payout experience.


As an expert in financial transactions and payout systems, I can confidently delve into the intricacies of the article you provided, shedding light on the concepts and processes involved. My expertise in this field stems from an in-depth understanding of payment platforms and their underlying mechanisms.

The article revolves around the payout settings on StockX, a platform powered by Hyperwallet, a service under PayPal. The payout settings encompass various methods, each with its own nuances and considerations.

  1. Payout Methods:

    • PayPal: Funds are released approximately 30 minutes after verification.
    • Bank Transfer: Takes 1-5 business days for funds to arrive, with specific considerations for routing/account information.
    • Venmo (US sellers only): Funds arrive in a few hours.
    • Debit Card (US sellers only): Funds typically arrive within a few hours, but Mastercard may take 1-3 business days.
  2. Currency Options:

    • Various currencies are supported for bank transfers, including USD, CAD, MXN, EUR, GBP, and others.
    • Different currencies are available for PayPal payouts.
    • Venmo and debit card payouts are in USD only.
  3. Fees and Limits:

    • Visa debit card transactions incur a 2% fee with a minimum and maximum charge.
    • Bank transfer fees may apply, and foreign transaction fees could be incurred for currency conversion.
    • Visa has transaction and daily limits for debit card payouts.
  4. Verification and Security:

    • Updates to payout information trigger email verification.
    • Security measures are in place to prevent incorrect payouts, with the option to reclaim and reissue in case of errors.
    • Identification and documentation may be required for compliance, especially for users in the European Economic Area (EEA).
  5. Miscellaneous Information:

    • Payment statuses are tracked, and users are informed of the processing stages.
    • Limits exist for the number of PayPal accounts that can be linked.
    • Choosing between an 'Individual' or 'Business' account during setup is crucial.
    • Account verification may be necessary based on location, payout method, and user type.

In conclusion, StockX's payout system is a complex yet well-structured mechanism, offering flexibility in methods while ensuring security and compliance. Users should be mindful of the details provided in the article to optimize their payout experience. For further details or specific queries, referring to StockX's Support Center is recommended.

As a Seller, how and when do I get paid? (2024)

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How do you get paid when you sell a company? ›

When selling your business, you can expect to be offered terms that may contain one or more of the following forms of consideration:
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When you sell an item on eBay, how do you get paid? ›

Your buyers can choose from many payment methods, and you'll receive your payouts directly in your checking account or Visa or Mastercard debit card. You can track all of your payouts in the Payments tab - opens in new window or tab in Seller Hub or Payments - opens in new window or tab in My eBay.

How soon do you get paid on eBay? ›

Once a payout is initiated, funds will be available in your bank account per normal bank processing times, typically within 1-3 business days. You will find details of your payouts, including all related fees and expenses, in the Reports section of the Payments tab in Seller Hub.

How do you professionally say you need to be paid? ›

If you decide to send a payment request email, try to include a clear call to action and remain polite, brief, and informative. In case you're dealing with a late payment, try to remain as professional and polite as possible and include the information stated in the original invoice in your payment request.

How do you say the pay isn't enough professionally? ›

Examples: I'm afraid that when I accepted this job, I didn't take into consideration what my take-home pay would look like. I'm afraid that based on this salary, I'm putting myself in financial jeopardy, and as such, I'm going to have to resign and take a position that's higher-paying.

Does selling a business count as income? ›

In California, the profits you get from selling your business will count as capital gains. Even if you sold your business for a low price (under $10,000), you would still be subject to a taxable income rate of 1%. Unless you experienced a net loss on the sale of your business, you would incur capital gains taxes.

Who gets paid first when a company is sold? ›

The liquidation preference determines who gets paid first and how much they get paid when a company must be liquidated, such as the sale of the company. Investors or preferred shareholders are usually paid back first, ahead of holders of common stock and debt.

How do I get paid if I sell online? ›

You can usually accept payment online for free via ACH transfer, as long as the payer facilitates the transaction. Most banks let you accept an ACH transfer without fees.

How does eBay pay me as a seller? ›

Getting paid for items you've sold on eBay is simple. Your buyers can choose from a range of payment methods, eBay manages the end-to-end payments process, and you receive your funds directly in your checking account. If you're a new seller on eBay, you can register by creating a listing using the button below.

How much does eBay take per sale? ›

The amount eBay makes on a sale depends on the final selling price of the item, the category of the item, and any additional fees that may apply. On average, eBay takes between 10% and 15.55% of the final selling price in fees. This percentage can increase if you're selling internationally or using promoted listings.

Does eBay pay for shipping when you sell? ›

eBay charges sellers two standard fees per listing: a listing insertion fee and a final value fee. The final value fee is a percentage of the final sale amount including shipping costs. It does not pay for shipping. This is covered by the buyer, and then - depending on the fulfilment method - by the seller.

How to get paid instantly on eBay? ›

Here's how it works:
  1. Click on the Request Payout button next to your Available funds in the Payments tab in Seller Hub.
  2. Select an amount to send to your bank account.

Does eBay release funds immediately? ›

Transaction holds

While proceeds from your sales typically become available within 2 business days of confirming the buyer's payment, eBay may place a transaction hold on funds while it waits to confirm that an item has been successfully delivered to a buyer.

Can eBay legally hold my money? ›

To help ensure eBay remains a safe place to buy and sell, and to meet our legal and compliance obligations - opens in new window or tab, we sometimes place a hold on funds, for example, if there's an open case or dispute on a transaction, if your buyer reports a problem with the order, if your account is restricted or ...

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How do you say pay isn't enough? ›

You could say, "This job is very different from my last job and the compensation package at my last company included a bonus program and extremely good benefits. If you tell me how much you have budgeted for the position, I can tell you if it is in the range I am expecting."

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