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How to receive a payout on Fanvue

Withdrawing your money is quick and easy on Fanvue, whether this is your first time withdrawing or you’ve been in the game for a while!

Before requesting a payout, please make sure that you:

  • Have a minimum of $20 in your Available Balance. Please note that while the minimum threshold is officially $20, it might not always be as low as $20 as it is subject to regional variations.

  • Have uploaded a minimum of 5 pieces of content.

  • Verified any co-creators you may have uploaded on your account too (that is any other person that is featured in your content).

To request a withdrawal for the first time, please complete the following steps:

  1. Go to "Earnings & Payouts"

  2. Select "Request Payout".

  3. Click "Add a new payout method", if you haven't registered it yet.
    > If you add a new method it will show as In review while it goes through a security check. This can take up to 24 hours but it's often quicker.

  4. Once the review period is over, enter the amount you'd like to withdraw and click "Request Payout"!

To select your payment method, as an existing creator, follow the below steps:

  1. Go to "Earnings & Payouts".

  2. Select "Request Payout".

  3. Choose a saved payout method.

  4. Enter the amount you’d like to withdraw and click "Request Payout"!

Your request will then be immediately processed and sent to your chosen payout method within 3-5 business days, depending on your chosen payout method!

You can add new payout methods anytime, but some payout methods require a short security check before they can be used. If you don't wish to wait, remember to add your payout method well before the withdrawal to avoid delays.

Check How to Manage Payout Options for more information!


MassPay users do not need to set up an account beforehand—it is automatically created when selected as a payout method. If you experience any issues when entering payment details, verify that they meet your payout provider's format requirements, such as account number structure.

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