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MonetizationUpdated 2026-03-06

Co-Seller Payout Transfer Troubleshooting

How to interpret pending and failed co-seller transfer states, when Retry transfer is appropriate, and what creators should fix before retrying.

Where you see this in the app

This page documents the Co-seller payout status section on Settings -> Creator.

The key user-facing states there are:

UI labelWhat it means
Pending transfersRevenue-share payouts that are still waiting to complete
Failed transfersRevenue-share payouts that attempted and did not complete
Retry transferForce another transfer attempt after the underlying issue is fixed

Pending vs failed transfer states

These two states should be interpreted differently.

StateWhat creators should infer
PendingStripe or the transfer workflow has not finished yet
FailedThe transfer could not complete and needs intervention

Pending is usually a monitor-and-wait state. Failed is an action state.

What Retry transfer does

Retry transfer is not a cosmetic refresh. It triggers a new forced attempt for that failed payout item.

From an end-user perspective, that means:

  • the item must still belong to your creator account,
  • the app reattempts the transfer for that purchase or invoice,
  • you should only retry after the payout destination problem is addressed.

If nothing changed in the co-seller’s Stripe readiness, retrying is likely to fail again.

Purchase vs invoice retry cases

The retry surface supports two kinds of revenue-share items.

Item typePlain-English meaning
PurchaseA one-time priced-post purchase that owed a co-seller share
InvoiceA recurring subscription invoice that owed a co-seller share

The creator does not need to care about the internal API distinction day to day, but it explains why some failed transfer rows are tied to one-time sales and others to subscription billing.

What to fix before retrying

Before retrying, the creator should verify the co-seller’s payout setup is actually ready.

The practical checklist is:

  1. confirm the co-seller finished Stripe onboarding,
  2. confirm the co-seller account is not still in an action-required state,
  3. then retry the failed transfer row.

That is the correct recovery order. Fix first, retry second.