Solution · Fast Payouts

Your money, when you need it.

Most processors hold your funds for two to four business days, earn the interest on the float, and call it 'standard payout.' Easy is self-custodial — your funds land in your bank account, not ours, the day after a sale at the latest. Need it sooner? Pull it instantly.

47% of suppliers report late payments hurting their cash flow
The problem

The 'standard payout' window is processor profit, not policy.

There's no banking reason your money should sit in a processor balance for three business days. The card networks settle T+1; ACH clears overnight. The delay exists because processors earn interest on the float, and they've trained the industry to treat T+2 as 'fast.' For a small business running on tight margins, that gap turns a profitable month into a payroll problem. Self-custody fixes the structural issue — your money is yours from the moment a transaction clears.

What you get

Cash flow that matches the pace of your business.

Self-custodial settlement

Funds settle directly to bank accounts you own, not to an Easy balance. There's no 'processor account' for us to freeze, reserve, or delay — and no reserve negotiations when volume spikes.

  • No Easy-held balance, ever
  • No reserves, holdback, or rolling reserve
  • ACH-initiated transfers go bank → bank, not bank → Easy → bank

Next-day standard payouts

Every account gets next-business-day payouts as the default — not as an upgrade, not after 90 days of processing history. Most competitors call this 'instant' and charge for it.

  • T+1 settlement, no plan tier required
  • No payout schedule negotiation
  • Available from your first transaction

Instant withdrawal when you need it

Need cash today for inventory, rent, or payroll? Pull funds instantly to any connected bank with a per-transfer fee. No upgrade, no application, no minimum balance.

  • Instant transfer to any connected debit card or bank
  • Per-transfer fee, not a monthly subscription
  • 24/7, weekends and holidays included

Split and route deposits automatically

Route a percentage of each transaction to your operating account, your tax-savings account, and your owner-draw account. Set the rules once; Easy handles the math.

  • Multi-account routing with percentage or fixed-amount splits
  • Per-product or per-channel routing rules
  • Real-time tracking of every split, by transaction
How it works

From card swipe to your account.

  1. T+0

    Card authorizes

    Customer's card is authorized at checkout. The transaction shows in your dashboard immediately with the net amount you'll receive — no waiting for the batch to settle to see the number.

  2. T+1

    Funds settle to your bank

    Overnight, the card network settles funds and Easy routes them — based on your split rules — directly to the bank accounts you own. No processor balance, no holding period.

  3. Any time

    Pull cash instantly if needed

    Need money before the T+1 settlement? Trigger an instant payout from the dashboard. Funds arrive in your connected bank or debit card within minutes, including evenings and weekends.

T+1
Standard payout window
<5 min
Instant payout median arrival
0
Reserve held by Easy
24/7
Instant payout availability
FAQ

Common questions

What does 'self-custodial' actually mean?+

It means Easy never holds your money. When a customer pays you, the funds settle directly to a bank account that you own and control. We're the gateway between the card networks and your bank — never the holder. Practically: there's no Easy balance to freeze, no reserve we can withhold, and no 'why is my payout paused' support ticket.

How much does an instant payout cost?+

Instant payouts are a flat per-transfer fee, not a percentage. It's lower than what most processors charge for the same service, and there's no plan upgrade or monthly fee gating access to it.

Are payouts really next-day on day one?+

Yes. Unlike most processors, we don't require a 30/60/90-day 'trust period' before unlocking faster payouts. Every account gets T+1 by default starting with the first transaction.

Can I route funds to multiple bank accounts?+

Yes. You can connect as many bank accounts as you want and set up routing rules — by percentage, by fixed amount, by product, or by channel. Each rule applies automatically as transactions settle.

What happens with chargebacks or refunds?+

Refunds debit from your connected bank, same as the original credit. Chargebacks are charged back to your bank when they happen and credited back when you win the dispute. There's no rolling reserve, so the cash position is always transparent in your accounting.

Stop financing your processor's float.

Get paid the day after a sale, not three days later. Move money on your schedule, not on someone else's payout calendar.

Your new payment solution starts here.

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