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Payout Timing

Hold, review, transferEarnings clear a short hold window, payout review usually completes the same or next business day, and the bank leg follows.

Exact arrival times depend on Paystack and your receiving bank — PayBru can't guarantee a specific time, but the status reference below shows where each request sits.

PendingSubmittedSuccessFailed

PayBru holds new earnings for a short clearing window before they're available for payout. After approval, the bank leg is handled by Paystack and your bank.

Stages of a Payout

StageApproximate timing
Transaction receivedDay 0
Earnings clear the hold periodAfter the standard hold window
Payout reviewUsually same business day or next
Bank transferTypically a few business days after the payout is submitted

Exact timing depends on Paystack and your receiving bank. PayBru can't guarantee a specific arrival time — banks settle at their own cadence and may be slower on public holidays or weekends.

Status Reference

StatusWhat it means
PendingThe payout was requested and is waiting for review.
SubmittedThe payout was approved and sent to Paystack for processing.
SuccessThe funds have reached your bank account.
FailedThe transfer didn't complete (usually because of incorrect bank details).
CanceledThe request was stopped before processing.

What Can Slow a Payout

  • KYC not yet approved — payouts are blocked until KYC is complete.
  • Bank details missing or incorrect — the request will be rejected or fail.
  • Another payout already pending for the same community.
  • Public holidays — banks settle slower around long weekends.
  • A manual review by the operations team for unusual activity or first-time payouts.

What to Do If It's Delayed

  • Check your KYC status in Revenue > Payments.
  • Confirm your bank details under Resources > My Profile > Payments.
  • Check View Payouts — if another payout is already pending, wait for it to settle.
  • If the status has been Submitted for more than a few business days, contact PayBru support with the payout reference.