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Settled payments accumulate as fiat balances — one per currency — which you pay out manually or on a schedule. Balances and payouts live in the dashboard.

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Balances

Every settled payment credits your balance in its currency. Each balance splits in two:
BucketMeaning
PendingFunds from payments settled within the holding period. Not yet withdrawable.
AvailableFunds past the holding period, minus everything reserved by non-cancelled payouts. Withdrawable.
The holding period is 1–3 days (default 2), set on your account by Qint. Requested and scheduled payouts reserve their amount from the available balance immediately — you can never request more than is available.

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Manual payouts

Dashboard → Payouts → Request payout. Choose the type, amount, currency, and an optional note. Requires the Owner, Admin or Finance role.
TypeWhat it means
BankTransfer to the bank account from your onboarding profile.
CashA cash disbursement, recorded and tracked.
CryptoA crypto disbursement, recorded and tracked.
Qint payouts are record-and-track: the payout request is registered with Qint’s payment partner for execution, and its status updates flow back into your dashboard automatically. Each payout carries a reference once executed — use it to reconcile against your bank statement.

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Payout lifecycle

Requested ──► Scheduled ──► Executed
     │             │
     └─────────────┴──► Cancelled  (releases the reserved funds)
A payout request that can’t reach the payment partner immediately is retried automatically in the background — it stays visible as Requested with a sync-pending marker until confirmed.

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Scheduled payouts

Prefer a standing sweep? Dashboard → Payout settings offers:
ScheduleRuns
DailyEvery day
WeeklyMondays
MonthlyThe 1st of the month
When due, Qint automatically creates a Bank payout of the full available balance per currency — provided it’s at least 10.00 in that currency. You can scope the schedule to a single currency or let it sweep all of them. Configuring schedules requires the Owner or Admin role.

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Fees

Qint’s fee is a small conversion spread applied when crypto is converted to your settlement currency — there are no payout fees and no fee lines on invoices or checkout. Your current fee plan (spread and who pays it) is shown in the dashboard, where Owner/Admin users can also toggle who pays it: absorbed by you, or added on top for the customer.