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Authorizations

Authorization
string
header
required

An Account API key, account-scoped JWT, App API key, or user OAuth token. Prepend the key or token with Bearer, for example Bearer ***************************.

Headers

Api-Version-Date
string

Pins the request to a dated API version.

Example:

"2026-08-21"

Path Parameters

id
string
required

Payout ID, prefixed wdrl_ for a payout returned by GET /payouts or cofr_ for the payout request returned by POST /payouts.

Query Parameters

account_id
string

Owning account ID, prefixed biz_. Provide exactly one of account_id or user_id.

user_id
string

Owning user ID, prefixed user_. Provide exactly one of account_id or user_id.

Response

payout found for a user

amount
string<decimal>
required

The payout amount in whole currency units, as a decimal string.

Example:

"500.0"

created_at
string<date-time>
required

When the payout was created.

Example:

"2026-07-29T18:22:00.000Z"

currency
string
required

Payout currency.

Example:

"usd"

destination_amount
string<decimal> | null
required

The amount delivered in the destination currency, as a decimal string. Assigned when the payout is processed, so it is null before then and on payouts without a recorded conversion.

Example:

"461.7"

destination_currency
string | null
required

Currency the funds are delivered in, taken from the payout method when the payout is created. On a stablecoin payout it follows the settlement payout minted alongside it — the GET /payouts row carrying this payout's id as payout_request_id — and is null only when no settlement payout exists.

Example:

"eur"

estimated_arrival
string<date-time> | null
required

Estimated time the funds become available in the destination account.

Example:

"2026-08-03T00:00:00.000Z"

exchange_rate
number<float> | null
required

Exchange rate from the payout currency to the destination currency. Assigned when the payout is processed, so it is null before then and on payouts without a recorded rate.

Example:

0.9234

failure
object | null
required

Why the payout ended without paying, or why it reversed after settlement. Present on failed, canceled, denied, and reversed payouts; null otherwise.

fee_amount
string<decimal>
required

The fee charged for the payout, in the payout currency, as a decimal string.

Example:

"0.25"

fee_paid_by
enum<string>
required

Who bore the payout fee: the account itself, or its parent platform.

Available options:
self,
platform
Example:

"self"

id
string
required

Payout ID, prefixed wdrl_ for a payout returned by GET /payouts or cofr_ for a payout request returned by POST /payouts.

Example:

"wdrl_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"

markup_fee
string<decimal>
required

Whop's markup on the provider fee, in the payout currency, as a decimal string. "0.0" when none applies.

Example:

"0.0"

metadata
object
required

Key-value data attached at creation and echoed on every read. At most 50 keys, key names up to 40 characters, string values up to 500 characters.

Example:
net_amount
string<decimal>
required

The planned net for the destination, in the payout currency: amount minus fee_amount minus markup_fee when fee_paid_by is self; equal to amount when the platform covers the fees. A payout that ends denied, canceled, or failed delivered nothing — most keep the planned figure and failure says where the funds are, but a canceled stablecoin payout can report the settled outcome instead: amount carries what stayed in the balance, fees are zero because none were charged, and net_amount is 0 because nothing was delivered.

Example:

"49.75"

notes
string | null
required

Free-form notes attached by the payout creator, or null when none were provided. Maximum 255 characters.

Maximum string length: 255
Example:

"Detailing supplies restock"

object
enum<string>
required
Available options:
payout
Example:

"payout"

payer_name
string | null
required

Name of the entity processing the payout.

Example:

"ACH Bank Deposit"

payout_method
object | null
required

The saved payout method used. Requires payout:destination:read; null without it.

payout_request_id
string | null
required

Payout request ID, prefixed cofr_, returned by POST /payouts. For a request retrieved by its own cofr_ ID, this equals id. Returns null for payouts not created by POST /payouts.

Example:

"cofr_xxxxxxxxxxxxx"

source
enum<string> | null
required

How the payout was created. automatic means a scheduled auto-payout; null on payouts created before source tracking or through internal tooling.

Available options:
api,
dashboard,
automatic,
null
Example:

"api"

speed
enum<string>
required

Payout delivery speed.

Available options:
standard,
instant
Example:

"standard"

status
enum<string>
required

Current payout status.

Available options:
requested,
in_review,
processing,
completed,
reversed,
canceled,
failed,
denied
Example:

"in_review"

status_detail
string
required

The finest machine phase under status — for example awaiting_provider_acceptance vs in_transit under processing, or the stablecoin conversion phase under requested. Informational vocabulary: values can be added without a version bump; status is the versioned contract.

Example:

"awaiting_provider_acceptance"

trace_code
string | null
required

ACH trace number the recipient's bank can use to locate this payout. Assigned when the payout is submitted to the bank, so it is null before then and on payouts not sent over ACH.

Example:

"021000021234567"