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Payments, invoices, fees and carrier earnings

How do Android and web cash-out payouts work?

The updated Android 1.0.5 source adds Cash-out & payouts on carrier Home and under All tools → Finance. On the updated web driver-earnings page, use Cash-out & payouts above the earnings records. Initial Stripe Express setup, verified account linking and enabling cash-out are web-admin tasks. When the account is ready and has available EUR funds, enter an amount, select its payment source and confirm a standard payout to your default Stripe bank destination. Bank details are managed in a secure Stripe-hosted screen. If confirmation is interrupted, check or retry the same request reference; do not start another. A submitted payout is not proof of bank receipt. Older installed Android builds do not have this new screen.

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When will my carrier payout arrive?

Refresh Cash-out & payouts to see Stripe’s current payout status, reference and estimated arrival date. The estimate is not a guarantee. Pending, in transit, paid, failed and cancelled are different outcomes. If a request remains uncertain, preserve its reference and contact finance support; an old ambiguous request requires reconciliation rather than a new cash-out. This update supports standard EUR payouts; it does not promise instant cash-out.

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Where does a shipper pay an invoice?

The Android source candidate adds Open invoice & secure payment inside invoice details, and All tools → Secure invoices & payments. These open the responsive Logistics web invoice/payment flow in an in-app browser. Sign in with the same Printuvi account if prompted; the browser login is separate from the native session. The server still checks invoice ownership, payable status and Stripe configuration. This is a web checkout reached from the app, not a newly implemented native card-entry form, and it requires device and Stripe test-mode verification before release.

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