Cash out your balance
Withdrawing PAC to a real bank account
Your PAC balance is money. Cashing out moves it from Panoply to your bank account at 1 PAC = 1 USD.
Before your first withdrawal
You'll need to add your payout details — the bank account the money should land in, and the identifying information your bank requires to accept an international transfer.
What's needed varies by country, but in every case it includes a legal account-holder name matching the account and the account's country. Panoply checks these up front rather than at transfer time, so a missing detail is caught when you enter it, not days later when the transfer fails.
Requesting a withdrawal
From your dashboard, request a withdrawal for an amount up to your available balance.
Available balance is not the same as total earnings — sales still inside their 48-hour refund window aren't withdrawable yet. See Get paid.
What happens next
- The withdrawal is recorded against your balance and the amount is held.
- The transfer is sent to your bank.
- The withdrawal is marked complete when the transfer settles.
Your balance reflects the withdrawal immediately — the money leaves your available balance when you request it, not when it lands. This is deliberate: it stops you spending the same money twice while a transfer is in flight.
Timing
Bank transfers take days, not minutes, and the exact time depends on your bank and country. Panoply sends the transfer promptly; the time after that is your bank's.
One withdrawal at a time
You can only have one withdrawal in progress. Request another once the current one settles. This keeps your balance and the money actually in flight from drifting apart.
Currency
Balances and withdrawals are in US dollars. If your bank account is in another currency, your bank converts on arrival at its rate — Panoply sends USD.
If a withdrawal fails
A transfer can be rejected by the receiving bank — usually a name mismatch or an incomplete account detail. The amount returns to your available balance and you'll be told what to correct. Fix the payout details and request again. If it fails twice for a reason you can't identify, contact Get help.