Quick answer
You can withdraw after your first successful sale.
You need to create at least 1 payout wallet before you can withdraw. You can save up to 7 wallets
Payout accounts must be registered in your name or your registered company name
Payout wallet details can't be edited after saving, so remove the wallet and add a new one if they change
The fees, minimum, and estimated delivery time for your payout wallet show in the Payout summary before you confirm
If two-factor authentication (2FA) is enabled for withdrawals, you'll have to enter the code from your authentication app before submitting the withdrawal
Adding a payout wallet
Before requesting your first withdrawal, you need to add at least one payout wallet.
Go to your seller dashboard and navigate to the Withdraw money section.
Click Add payout wallet.
Select your payout provider (Step 1 of 2):
Enter wallet details (Step 2 of 2):
Enter the required account details (see supported providers below).
Enter a wallet nickname (e.g., “My Primary SEPA”, “Business Skrill”) so you can easily identify it later.
Carefully review the account details to ensure they match your identity.
Click Save wallet.
Supported payout methods and requirements
Provider | Required information | Notes |
SEPA (Bank transfer) | IBAN, first and last name, billing address (country, city, street, postcode), wallet nickname | • European bank accounts in EUR only. • Account must be registered under your name. |
Skrill | Skrill account email, account holder full name or company name, wallet nickname | Account must be registered under your name. |
Payoneer | Link or create a Payoneer account, account holder full name or company name, wallet nickname | Click Link my existing account, or I need new Payoneer account to complete authentication directly via Payoneer. |
Bitcoin (BTC) | Bitcoin wallet address, account holder full name, wallet nickname | Main Bitcoin network only. |
USDC | USDC wallet address, account holder full name, wallet nickname | ERC-20 network only. TRC-20, OMNI, and other networks are not supported. |
Important: Your payout wallet must be registered in your name or your registered company name.
Submitting a withdrawal request
Once you have at least one payout wallet saved:
Navigate to the Withdraw money section.
Enter the payout amount you wish to withdraw (must be within your available balance and meet the provider's minimum limit).
Select your desired payout wallet from the dropdown list.
Review the Payout Summary:
Withdrawal amount
Withdrawal fees (percentage + flat fee if applicable)
Estimated exchange rate (if currency conversion is required)
You'll Receive (estimated final payout amount)
Click Send withdrawal request.
2FA Verification: If you have Payment Lock (2FA) enabled, enter the 6-digit code from your authenticator app to authorize the transaction.
After you submit, you will see a withdrawal confirmation with the estimated delivery time.
Managing your wallets
On the Withdraw Money page, click Manage my wallets.
Add a new wallet: Click Add new wallet (up to a maximum of 7 wallets).
Remove a wallet: Click the trash can icon next to the wallet you wish to delete and confirm.
Updating wallet details: To change the account details (e.g., new IBAN, email, or crypto address), remove the outdated wallet and add a new one with the updated details.
Troubleshooting
Why is a payout method grayed out or marked "Unavailable"?
If a payment provider is undergoing maintenance or temporarily disabled, it will appear as disabled in your wallet dropdown with a note explaining it. You can select another active payout wallet to proceed with your withdrawal.
What should I do if my withdrawal is disabled?
If withdrawals are restricted on your account, an informational banner will appear on the page. Please click the customer support link provided on the banner to open a review request with our compliance team.
Can I cancel a withdrawal request once submitted?
Withdrawals are processed automatically after submission. If you believe you submitted a request in error, contact support immediately via live chat.



