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Payouts to your bank

How and when Stripe pays your ticket revenue to your bank account, and where to change the schedule and see statements.

2 min read · Updated 2026-09-16

Ticket money paid through Stripe lands in your organization's Stripe balance the moment a member pays, minus the Stripe fee (unless the buyer paid it). Stripe then transfers the balance to the bank account you entered during onboarding.

Where to look#

Organization Settings → Stripe Payment → Go to Stripe Dashboard. The Stripe Express dashboard shows:

  • Balance – available now vs. pending (recent payments clear after a few days).
  • Payouts – every transfer to your bank with date, amount and status.
  • Payments – each transaction with the fee breakdown; refunds and disputes.
  • Settings – bank account, payout schedule, business details, tax information.

The admin itself shows per-member amounts (Amount Paid vs. Organizer Amount) on each member's payment page – see Track and manage payments.

Payout schedule#

You choose the schedule in the Stripe Dashboard: automatic daily, weekly or monthly, or manual payouts you trigger yourself. Weekly (e.g. every Monday) is a good default for event organizers – one transfer per week is easy to reconcile with your member list.

Why has nothing been paid out?#

CauseFix
Stripe status Partially Complete – payouts disabled until verification finishesStripe Payment tab → Continue Verification and supply the missing information (usually ID or bank details)
Balance still pendingNew payments take a few business days to become available; then they pay out on the next scheduled date
Stripe requested more information by e-mailFollow the link in Stripe's e-mail or open the dashboard – payouts resume when done
Bank details incorrectFix them in the Stripe Dashboard → Settings

Statements and accounting#

Download payout and payment reports from the Stripe Dashboard. In the admin, Manage → Export to CSV in each event gives you the member-level list (who paid, how much, promo codes) to match against Stripe.