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Sellers on Getly choose how they are paid: Stripe Connect to a bank account, or a stablecoin — USDT or USDC — to a wallet. The stablecoin route needs no Stripe account and no identity verification. This is the walkthrough for setting it up, and for understanding the two dates and two minimums that govern when the money moves.
Step 1 — Open Settings → Payments
In the seller dashboard, open Settings and choose the Payments tab. The same page holds the Stripe Connect option; choose Crypto as the payout preference.
Step 2 — Pick the network first, then the coin
Two networks are available for payouts, and the choice matters more than the coin:
- BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) — recommended. USDT or USDC. The network fee, which is deducted from your payout, is roughly ten cents. Minimum payout $5.
- Tron (TRC-20) — USDT only. Minimum payout $15, because the payment provider itself refuses Tron transfers below roughly $11 and the figure moves with the network fee; a threshold set lower would be attempted and refused every cycle.
Choose Tron only if you have a specific reason — an exchange that accepts only TRC-20, say. For everyone else, BNB Smart Chain pays out sooner and costs less. Ethereum, Polygon and Solana are not offered for payouts; on a typical payout their network fee took most of the money.
Step 3 — Enter the wallet address
Paste the receiving address from your wallet or exchange. A BNB Smart Chain address starts with 0x and is 42 characters; a Tron address starts with T and is 34 characters. The form checks the format for the network you picked, and switching network clears the field on purpose — an address of one format sent on the other network is money gone. Confirm that your exchange supports deposits of the coin on that network; a USDT deposit address on Tron will not receive USDT sent on BSC.
Step 4 — Understand the security hold
When you first set a payout destination, or change it, the next payout waits one cycle. This is a defence against a stolen account quietly redirecting money before the owner notices, and it applies to a first-time setup too, because an account taken over before its first payout is exactly the case it defends. The settings page shows the exact payout date the hold ends. It can only delay a payout, never bring one forward.
Step 5 — Know when the money arrives
Payouts run on the 1st and the 15th of every month at 03:00 UTC. A sale made between the 1st and 15th is paid on the 15th of the following month; a sale made from the 16th to the end of the month is paid on the 1st of the month after that. So a first payout is roughly a month after a first sale. A reminder email arrives three days before each run. Earnings below the minimum are not lost; they carry over and go out whole when they clear it.
If a payout does not arrive
A transfer can be refused by the provider for one seller while the rest of the run goes out — a rejected address, a coin the provider will not send on that network. Nothing is lost: no money left Getly, the amount stays owed, and it goes out on a retry. The payouts page in your dashboard shows each item and its status, and the transaction hash once it is sent.
