Selling on Yamunaa
Payments and payouts
EveryoneUpdated 29 September 2026 Draft for review, final copy from legal
Shoppers pay Yamunaa through licensed payment partners regulated in each country, such as the FCA in the UK or the RBI in India. We hold the money safely until the order is delivered and the return window passes, then pay the seller. Sellers are paid every 7 days by bank transfer in their local currency, minus fees and any refunds. Every payout comes with a statement that shows exactly how it was calculated.
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For shoppers: paying on Yamunaa
- Prices and charges are shown in your local currency, based on your delivery country.
- Pay with credit and debit cards, local payment methods such as UPI, wallets and bank transfers, Yamunaa Money, or pay on delivery where it is offered. The methods you see depend on your country.
- Card details are handled by our payment partners and tokenised as card networks and local regulators require, such as the RBI in India. Yamunaa never stores your full card number.
- Pay on delivery may not be available for high value orders, some postcodes or PIN codes, or some countries.
- Yamunaa Money can be used only on Yamunaa and cannot be transferred or withdrawn as cash, except for refunds as allowed by local e-money rules.
For sellers: the 7 day payout cycle
- Payouts run every 7 days, on Wednesday, for all orders that became eligible since the last payout.
- Quick orders become eligible 2 days after delivery. Marketplace orders become eligible the day after their return window ends.
- Money reaches your verified bank account within 1 working day of the payout run.
- Top Seller accounts move to a 3 day cycle.
- Your statement in Seller Hub lists every order, fee, tax collected or withheld, refund and adjustment.
Taxes
- Taxes are called by their local name, such as VAT, GST or sales tax, and are included in prices or shown at checkout as each country requires.
- Where a country makes marketplaces collect or withhold tax, Yamunaa does so and files the returns. For example, we collect VAT on some sales into the UK and EU, collect sales tax in US states with marketplace facilitator laws, and in India collect TCS under GST and deduct TDS under the Income Tax Act. You can see and download certificates and reports in Seller Hub.
- You are responsible for your own tax registrations and returns, such as VAT, GST or sales tax, and your income tax, in every country where you have to file.
- Invoices to shoppers are issued in your name, with your tax registration number, such as a VAT number or GSTIN.
When payouts are held
- New sellers: first payout 14 days after first delivery, while we confirm the account.
- An unusual spike in orders, refunds or complaints, while we review.
- Bank details changed in the last 72 hours, until confirmed.
- Five strikes on the strike ladder: up to 90 days.
- Severe violations such as fraud or counterfeits: up to 180 days, used first to refund shoppers.
- A legal order from a court, tax authority or law enforcement.
We always tell you in Seller Hub why a payout is held, how much is held and when we expect to release it.
Examples
Allowed
- A seller asking Seller Support to explain an adjustment on their statement.
- Changing your payout bank account to a new account in the same business name, confirmed with a small test deposit.
Not allowed
- Adding a payout bank account in an unrelated person’s name.
- Placing orders on your own store to move money through Yamunaa.
What happens if you break this policy
- Money laundering, self-ordering and payment fraud are severe violations and lead to immediate suspension and reports to the authorities.
- Refunds for seller fault are deducted from the next payout. If the payout is not enough, we may recover the balance.