Walmart Marketplace offers flexible payout options to ensure you receive your net sales conveniently. While ACH direct deposit payouts to your bank account aren't available, you can easily set up your payout settings to receive payments through the Marketplace Wallet or an approved third-party payout service provider. In this guide, you'll learn more about your payout options and you'll get answers to common questions about the process.
How does it work?Â
When you first join Walmart Marketplace, you’ll have the opportunity to set up your payout settings to receive your net sales payouts through the Marketplace Wallet or a third-party payout service provider. Learn more about each option:
Type | Definition | Recommended for |
|---|---|---|
Marketplace Wallet | Powered by our bank provider, Marketplace Wallet is a deposit account that allows you to receive and transfer your payouts in Seller Center. You can link an approved U.S. business bank account registered under the same business name on your Marketplace Wallet account, and your financial controller can transfer your payouts to your linked U.S. business bank account through ACH with no hidden fees. | U.S.-based sellers looking to receive ACH direct deposit payouts. |
Payout service provider | A payout service provider is an approved financial partner that processes your Walmart Marketplace payouts. After enrollment, your payouts are deposited into your provider account where you can manage your funds and transfer them to your linked business bank account according to your provider's available features and pricing. | International sellers or sellers with an existing payout provider account. |
Below are the approved payout providers you can choose from, depending on your country of incorporation:
Payout provider | Available in | Key benefits |
|---|---|---|
United States | Walmart's integrated payout solution for Marketplace sellers | |
United States | Free U.S. ACH withdrawals, receive funds to a PayPal or U.S. bank account and access payPal's global payment network. | |
United States, Canada, Mexico, China, HongKong, Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand, India, United Kingdom, Singapore, Turkey, Germany, Japan, Taiwan, Chile and other eligible countries | Free U.S. ACH withdrawals, multi-currency wallet, competitive FX rates and global payment capabilities | |
United States, China, Hong Kong, Canada, Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand and India | Multi-currency wallet, single sign-on (SSO), competitive FX rates and integrated supplier payments | |
United Kingdom, Singapore, China, Hong Kong and United States (Zyla only) | Multi-currency wallet, competitive FX rates and global payout capabilities | |
China, Hong Kong and Canada | Global financial platform with multi-currency accounts, free local withdrawals and competitive FX services | |
China and Hong Kong | Multi-currency collections, cross-border payouts, FX services and treasury management | |
China, Hong Kong and Vietnam | Cross-border payments, multi-currency collections, global payouts, competitive fX rates and financing solutions | |
China and Hong Kong | Multi-currency payment platform with competitive exchange rates and cross-border payment solutions |
Make sure your payout details and contact information are always accurate and up to date with Walmart and your chosen payout provider. Walmart isn't responsible for delays or losses resulting from incorrect information provided during your account setup, or during subsequent changes.Â
The diagram below illustrates the flow of payout processing.
Additional guidelines
- Your payout frequency is determined when your Walmart Marketplace account is approved. Generally, payout occurs biweekly (every 14 days) unless alternate arrangements are made.Â
New sellers are subject to a payment hold, also known as a rolling delay of payments, for each order fulfilled within an initial period, as outlined here. In most cases, payments for orders will be received in the payout cycle following the date that they’ve shipped (about 28 days after order ships).Â
Additional performance factors—such as high return or chargeback rates, or selling counterfeit or illegal items—may lead to payment suspension, delays or permanent non-payment.
Your default settlement cycle cut-off depends on your payment cycle which can be found under Payment Information on the Statements page in Seller Center. All shipment notices received after the cutoff will be settled in the following payment cycle.