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When will I get a payout deposit

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Mica Manson avatar
Written by Mica Manson
Updated over 2 weeks ago

How to set up your deposit account in Fons

  1. Log in to your Fons account.

  2. Go to Settings → Deposit Info.

  3. Click CONNECT ACCOUNT.

  4. Enter the bank details for where you’d like to receive client payments.

  5. Save your changes.

How payouts work

  • Fons automatically deposits your processed payments into your bank account.

  • Once a payout is made, you’ll see an itemized list under Reporting → Payouts.

  • In the Payments tab, charges show as:

    • Succeeded → payment complete

    • Processing → payment pending

The first deposit may take a little longer. Once your bank info is entered, you’re set to start receiving payouts.


Payout schedule

  • You do not need to be a Verified Provider to receive payouts.

  • You must be Verified to change your payout frequency.

Default schedule (unverified): Weekly, every Friday
Available frequencies (verified):

  • Daily: Payments received Tues → paid Thurs; Fri → paid Tues (if no holiday). Processing delays may push recent transactions into the next payout.

  • Weekly: Same day each week.

  • Monthly: Same day each month. If set to the 29th–31st, payouts run on the last day of shorter months.

Setup: Go to Settings → Deposit Info → Payout Schedule, select your preference, and Save. The next upcoming payout will be displayed (estimated).


Processing times

  • Credit cards: ~48 hours to clear

  • ACH (U.S. only): 5–10 business days to clear

  • Delays: Bank holidays and external systems may add extra time.


Important notes

  • Rolling payouts: Stripe pays continuously, releasing funds as they clear. Some funds may be held temporarily and released later.

  • Negative balance: Occurs if refunds, disputes, or fees exceed your available balance. In this case:

    • Refunds cannot be issued until the balance is corrected.

    • Stripe may automatically debit your bank account within 2 business days to cover the deficit.


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