Payouts
Ticket money goes to your bank account, on your schedule. Request a payout any time from Banking or automate it daily, weekly or monthly. By default, funds clear 7 days after each purchase, before the event if you sell early.
What you get
Request a payout any time from Banking
Or automate payouts daily, weekly or monthly with a minimum amount
Funds available 7 days after each purchase by default, not after the event
Per-event and per-pass balances: Ready, Clearing, Paid out
Payout history with status and estimated arrival
Payouts in detail
Payouts on Trybe move ticket revenue from your connected payment account to your bank, on the organizer's schedule rather than after the event. By default payouts are manual: you request one whenever you want from Banking. You can also switch to automatic payouts, daily, weekly on the weekday you pick or monthly on the day you pick, with an optional minimum amount and a statement descriptor, as the default for every event or for one.
Funds from a purchase become available 7 days after the sale by default, so tickets sold weeks ahead can be paid out before doors open. Banking shows a balance per event and per season pass with three states, Ready, Clearing and Paid out, and Payout history lists date, amount, status, bank account and estimated arrival for each. Tax you collected is paid out separately from revenue so remittance stays clean. Accounts run on Stripe (North America, Europe, the UK, Australia; CAD, USD or EUR) or Trybe's local payment partner (Côte d'Ivoire; XOF).
Setting up payouts is the first step: buyers can check out once it is done. In Côte d'Ivoire, payouts work differently: your share of each sale is sent to your bank account automatically, so there is no payout to request or schedule. The tax you collected is included in each settlement and you remit it yourself. Banking shows each settlement per event, what is awaiting settlement, and any refund amount Trybe is recovering from your next sales.
How it works
Connect your account
From Banking, connect Stripe or, in Côte d'Ivoire, add your bank account. Setup takes about five minutes, and then your buyers can check out.
Sell tickets
Each purchase enters Clearing and becomes Ready 7 days later by default, per event and per pass.
Pay out your way
Request a payout whenever you want, or set an automatic daily, weekly or monthly schedule with a minimum amount.
Track the transfer
Follow status and estimated arrival in Payout history. Tax collected is paid out separately.
Questions organizers ask
When do I get paid for tickets sold on Trybe?
On Stripe, funds from each purchase become available 7 days after the sale by default, whether the event has happened or not. You then request a payout from Banking or let an automatic daily, weekly or monthly schedule send it.
Do I have to wait until after the event to be paid out?
No. Availability is tied to the purchase date, not the event date, so revenue from early sales can be paid out before the event. Automatic payouts run every day over cleared, non-refunded sales.
Can I automate my payouts?
Yes. Choose daily, weekly with a weekday or monthly with a day, add a minimum amount if you like, and set it as the default for all events. You can keep manual payouts for a specific event.
How do I know where a payout is?
Payout history lists every payout with date, amount, status (such as pending, in transit or paid), bank account and estimated arrival. Balances per event show what is Ready, Clearing or already Paid out.
Is tax paid out with my revenue?
No. Tax collected is tracked per event and paid out as a separate tax payout, with its own statement description, so you can remit it to the tax authority without untangling it from ticket revenue.
What do I need to set up payouts?
A connected payment account: Stripe for North America, Europe, the UK and Australia, or Trybe's local payment partner for Côte d'Ivoire. Setup takes about five minutes. On Stripe, checkout can be limited while Stripe reviews your details, usually one to two business days. In Côte d'Ivoire, your first settlement, and the first one after you change your bank account, is released once Trybe has checked your bank details.
How do payouts work in Côte d'Ivoire?
Your share of each sale is paid to your bank account automatically. There is nothing to request or schedule, and no separate tax payout: the tax you collected is included and you remit it. Your first settlement, and the first one after you change your bank account, is released once Trybe has checked your bank details.
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Payments & checkout
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Mobile Money at checkout, with 0% organizer fees
Taxes
GST, QST or VAT with rate and registration number, shown as its own line at checkout and paid out separately
Exports
Export orders, tickets and tax as CSV per event or organization-wide, plus attendee lists in PDF or Excel