Payout Preferences in Velveteen
Updated August 27, 2026
Payout preferences tell Velveteen where to send royalties. In Settings, choose your country, payout method, and payout email. PayPal has a $20 USD minimum. Canadian Interac e-Transfer has a $50 USD minimum and monthly processing schedule. Review the displayed timing and fee details before saving or requesting a payout.
Payout preferences affect royalty payouts, not subscription billing. Subscription payment methods live in Stripe Billing.
Payout fields
Country
Controls which payout methods are available.
PayPal
International payout method with a $20 USD minimum, no payout fee, and 1-2 business day timing.
Interac e-Transfer
Canada-only payout method with a $50 USD minimum. Interac is paid manually on monthly 1st-of-the-month runs; requests after the 25th move to the following monthly run. It has a C$1.50 fee under $100 USD.
Payout Email
The email Velveteen uses for the selected PayPal or Interac payout.
How to set payout preferences
- 1
Open Settings
Go to Settings, then Payout Preferences. - 2
Choose country
Interac appears only when the country is Canada. - 3
Choose method
Select PayPal or Interac e-Transfer where available. - 4
Enter payout email
Use an email that can receive the selected payout method.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I only see PayPal?+
Interac e-Transfer only appears when your payout country is Canada.
What is the PayPal minimum?+
PayPal defaults to a $20 USD minimum.
What is the Interac minimum?+
Interac e-Transfer uses a $50 USD minimum and has a C$1.50 processing fee under $100 USD.
Is this the same as my billing payment method?+
No. Billing payment methods are managed through Stripe. Payout preferences are for money Velveteen sends to you.
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Fees & royalty credit
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