Why aren’t Stripe Payouts in my account the next day?
Getting Started | Payouts

In Stripe, you can choose to have funds paid out automatically every day, week, or month. Or, you can set a custom payout schedule if you set payouts to Manual.

These options are available in the Payouts section of your Settings in the Stripe Dashboard.

(Stripe Dashboard → Settings → Payouts)

If you have changed your Payout Settings from Daily to anything else, payouts will behave differently. Funds for payouts will always be made available according to your payout schedule.

After changing Payout Settings back to Daily, please note your next payout will not arrive the next day, as it has already been scheduled. Your following payouts going forward will then switch to Daily.

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