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What is a payout?

The term “payout” refers to the transfer of funds from a wallet to a merchant, commonly used in marketplaces. This process is essential for platforms that act as intermediaries between sellers and buyers, as it allows income to be distributed efficiently and securely.

What is the difference between a payout and a payin?

A payin refers to the process of money entering a merchant’s account from a customer’s account.
A payout, on the other hand, refers to the transfer of funds from the platform to a provider or end user.

In other words, while a payin receives funds, a payout distributes them. This distinction is crucial for properly managing payment flows in marketplaces, wallets and digital service platforms.

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