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Scheduled Payouts are designed for businesses that need consistent, predictable payout timing. Instead of manually initiating each transfer, you configure a payout interval at the merchant level and Jupico automatically transfers accumulated funds to the merchant on that cycle — no manual intervention required.

How Scheduled Payouts Work

Funds accumulate in a merchant’s balance as transactions are processed through your platform. At each configured interval, Jupico sweeps the available balance and initiates a transfer to the merchant’s linked bank account. The process is fully automated: once the schedule is set, payouts go out without any action on your part. Available schedules:
  • Daily — funds are transferred every business day
  • Weekly — funds are transferred once per week on a configured day
  • Monthly — funds are transferred once per month on a configured date

Benefits

  • Consistent schedule: Merchants receive funds at predictable intervals, making it easier for them to plan cash flow.
  • Reduced administrative overhead: Automated transfers eliminate the need for manual payout initiation.
  • Simplified cash flow management: A regular cadence reduces reconciliation complexity for both your platform and your merchants.

Configuration

Payout schedules are configured at the merchant or submerchant level through the Jupico Backoffice. To set up or change a payout schedule, navigate to the merchant’s settings in Backoffice and select the desired payout interval.
Sandbox behavior: In the sandbox environment, transaction processing is accelerated to approximately 2 minutes. In production, transactions settle in end-of-day batches and payouts are disbursed with next-day settlement.

Scheduled vs. API Payouts

Use the table below to decide which payout type fits each use case on your platform.
Before going to production, use the Go-Live Checklist to verify that payout timing is configured correctly for each merchant and that your integration handles payout notifications as expected.
Last modified on July 15, 2026