If you sell a gift without having connected Stripe, we take the payment and credit your share to a wallet. When it reaches the minimum you ask for it, and we send it to your PayPal address.
How money arrives
- Somebody buys a gift They pay by card on your page, exactly as they would either way.
- Your share is credited The commission is deducted and the rest appears in your wallet as soon as the payment clears.
- Every movement is listed At Dashboard › Wallet, each line is a sale you made or a payout you asked for, so the balance is never a number you have to take on trust.
Getting it out
- Add your PayPal email On the wallet page. We cannot send anything without it.
- Wait for the minimum Shown on the page. It exists because a payout costs a fixed fee to send, and below a certain amount most of it would be eaten.
- Ask for it The whole balance goes out at once. It leaves your wallet immediately so it cannot be requested twice.
- We send it By hand, usually within a few days. If it cannot be paid, the money goes straight back into your wallet.
- MinimumShown on your wallet page
- Paid toThe PayPal address you set
- How longA few days, because a person sends it
- CommissionThe same as a Stripe sale
Connect Stripe and none of this appliesSales then settle into your own account on Stripe's schedule: no minimum, no request, and nothing held here. Your wallet balance stays where it is and can still be withdrawn.
A wallet balance is money we owe you, not money you holdIt sits with us until it is paid out. If that matters to you — and for larger amounts it should — connect Stripe and it never reaches us at all.
Related: commission and payment.