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💷 Understanding Your UK Payment Schedule & Reserves

Today, we're covering everything you need to know about Amazon's payment schedule and reserve policies to help you plan better and optimize your cash flow management.

Understanding Your DD+7 Payment Schedule

Your sales proceeds follow a clear timeline designed to balance speed with transaction security:

How it works:

  • Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation
  • Funds become available on the 8th day following the delivery date
  • Disbursements are processed according to your account's payment schedule

Why this matters: The 7-day holding period allows time for delivery confirmation and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers. This structure ensures funds are released once the transaction is complete, giving you predictable access to your earnings.

Managing Your Account Reserves

Amazon maintains two types of reserves to protect all parties in the transaction:

Deferred transactions:

  • Temporarily held until delivery is confirmed
  • Released automatically once the buyer receives their order
  • Standard practice for all marketplace transactions

Account-level reserves:

  • Provide security for potential A-to-z Guarantee claims
  • Cover possible chargebacks or refunds
  • Amount varies based on your account history and performance metrics

Why reserves exist: These safeguards protect customers whilst ensuring you have funds available to address any post-delivery issues. Strong account health and consistent performance typically result in lower reserve requirements over time.

Making the Most of Your Payments Dashboard

Navigate to your Payments dashboard in Seller Central to access:

Statement View:

  • Quick overview of your account balance
  • Summary of upcoming and past disbursements
  • Clear breakdown of available and reserved funds

Transaction View:

  • Detailed analysis of individual transactions
  • Line-by-line breakdown of fees, refunds, and adjustments
  • Export functionality for your accounting records

Essential maintenance: Regularly verify your bank details are current and correct. Outdated banking information is one of the most common causes of payment delays.

Let's Discuss We'd love to hear from the community:

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

- Roberto

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Roberto_Amazon

💷 Understanding Your UK Payment Schedule & Reserves

Today, we're covering everything you need to know about Amazon's payment schedule and reserve policies to help you plan better and optimize your cash flow management.

Understanding Your DD+7 Payment Schedule

Your sales proceeds follow a clear timeline designed to balance speed with transaction security:

How it works:

  • Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation
  • Funds become available on the 8th day following the delivery date
  • Disbursements are processed according to your account's payment schedule

Why this matters: The 7-day holding period allows time for delivery confirmation and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers. This structure ensures funds are released once the transaction is complete, giving you predictable access to your earnings.

Managing Your Account Reserves

Amazon maintains two types of reserves to protect all parties in the transaction:

Deferred transactions:

  • Temporarily held until delivery is confirmed
  • Released automatically once the buyer receives their order
  • Standard practice for all marketplace transactions

Account-level reserves:

  • Provide security for potential A-to-z Guarantee claims
  • Cover possible chargebacks or refunds
  • Amount varies based on your account history and performance metrics

Why reserves exist: These safeguards protect customers whilst ensuring you have funds available to address any post-delivery issues. Strong account health and consistent performance typically result in lower reserve requirements over time.

Making the Most of Your Payments Dashboard

Navigate to your Payments dashboard in Seller Central to access:

Statement View:

  • Quick overview of your account balance
  • Summary of upcoming and past disbursements
  • Clear breakdown of available and reserved funds

Transaction View:

  • Detailed analysis of individual transactions
  • Line-by-line breakdown of fees, refunds, and adjustments
  • Export functionality for your accounting records

Essential maintenance: Regularly verify your bank details are current and correct. Outdated banking information is one of the most common causes of payment delays.

Let's Discuss We'd love to hear from the community:

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

- Roberto

Tags:Bank account, Payments, Policy, Seller Central
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Seller_SooKfqYdUflLd

Other platforms pay same day or next day like ETSY (and its in your bank in hours)

You end up having to wait over 2 weeks plus another 3 to 4 working days for it to reach your bank on here whilst they are making interest on YOUR money

Also if there are any refunds that become due they have your bank account to take the refund from

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Seller_1HNtcPxkW4KbC

Why not look into faster payment methods, why are we still waiting 3-4 days for funds to clear in this day and age where payments are near instant?

Not looking forward this, as it will fall at the end of the month for us meaning a lot of our creditors will still being expecting their money, but we wont have enough to cover it.

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Roberto_Amazon - not wanting to be cynical,but hopefully you will take on board all the very valid comments on this thread.

As others have said, why does Amazon defer such a large amount, when other marketplaces pay out almost immediately ?

Yes, can understand about A-z claims etc, BUT why hold as a deferred transaction until delivery is confirmed ? - this isn't even possible if goods are not sent by a tracked method ?

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Seller_RguKGMHvWFmo3

DO TELL US, Does Amazon keep the funds in a seperate non interest bearing client account or are you making money on our money?????????

Are you registered with the FCA? Who is the bank where our funds are held? And how can we check they are secure?

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Seller_jVrLwMgavp5Xr

You really don't want to hear from the community though do you? Why on earth would anyone in the community think holding on to our money longer is a good thing for anyone but Amazon?

It's a greedy cash grab, no other way to describe it.

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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation

What happens if Amazon does not receive delivery confirmation? Do they keep the money forever?

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 - yep, I mentioned that in an earlier post - how do they know it's been delivered if not sent by tracked method ??

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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I think it's been stated before that they release the money for untracked orders for 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date.

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Seller_w0NuiqSLJxWvi

Yep all our letter orders go 2nd class so its 7 days after estimated delivery so in effect 14-15 days before you see any money!

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Roberto_Amazon

Great question — @Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 and the short answer is no, the funds are never held indefinitely. If a tracked order isn't marked as delivered by the carrier, the funds will be released 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date, so there's always a defined endpoint regardless of whether delivery confirmation comes through.

For untracked shipments, the same principle applies — funds are released 7 days after the estimated delivery date, as there's no tracking to confirm delivery in those cases. If you ever notice a payment still in reserve past the expected release date, I'd recommend reaching out to Seller Support so they can look into it for you directly.

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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers.

@Roberto_Amazon

Roberto

Numerous sellers have asked you how this protects sellers. As far as I can see (I may well have missed something as it is almost impossible to follow this thread) you have not actually answered this question. So could you please answer

Of course another way of reducing charge backs and A-Zs would be for Amazon to stop making it so easy for scammers to cheat sellers.

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Seller_KlbXZHzQGSDZv

The dd7 not really effecting but what does boil my balls is the fact that it takes 3-4 days for the money to arrive into my bank account when dispersement takes place. As others have mentioned EBAY and Etsy drop into the account the next day after the sales. Now its fair enough you get a lot more fraud on AMAZON due to your return policies and missmanagement of a-z claims and you have to keep some back to pay those people but when the cash is dispersed it should not be taking 3-4 working (lol like the banks computers get to 5pm on a friday and shutdown) for the money to be in our account. Would you or someone from Amazon like to explain this issue to us.

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Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

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Seller_TufyJDtetbrlU

All that interest for amazon, lovely jubbly

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Seller_IueLYzgVB31T0

Hi Roberto,

Are you able to give details on how any "reserve" amount will be calculated?

I have, like most, heard stories of weeks & weeks of sales being "reserved" in case of refunds / chargebacks etc...

Like any good seller we keep plenty of funds available for these type of things without Amazon's help.

Thanks for your time.

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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I have just created a case to get this delayed.

Have had a few unexpected bills of late so as it stands paymenet delays after March 12th are going to make things tough

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Seller_i38MVIJDH23AY

@Roberto_Amazon

Please would you explain how Amazon keeping all of my money protects my business? I am confused.

Thanks

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Roberto_Amazon

💷 Understanding Your UK Payment Schedule & Reserves

Today, we're covering everything you need to know about Amazon's payment schedule and reserve policies to help you plan better and optimize your cash flow management.

Understanding Your DD+7 Payment Schedule

Your sales proceeds follow a clear timeline designed to balance speed with transaction security:

How it works:

  • Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation
  • Funds become available on the 8th day following the delivery date
  • Disbursements are processed according to your account's payment schedule

Why this matters: The 7-day holding period allows time for delivery confirmation and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers. This structure ensures funds are released once the transaction is complete, giving you predictable access to your earnings.

Managing Your Account Reserves

Amazon maintains two types of reserves to protect all parties in the transaction:

Deferred transactions:

  • Temporarily held until delivery is confirmed
  • Released automatically once the buyer receives their order
  • Standard practice for all marketplace transactions

Account-level reserves:

  • Provide security for potential A-to-z Guarantee claims
  • Cover possible chargebacks or refunds
  • Amount varies based on your account history and performance metrics

Why reserves exist: These safeguards protect customers whilst ensuring you have funds available to address any post-delivery issues. Strong account health and consistent performance typically result in lower reserve requirements over time.

Making the Most of Your Payments Dashboard

Navigate to your Payments dashboard in Seller Central to access:

Statement View:

  • Quick overview of your account balance
  • Summary of upcoming and past disbursements
  • Clear breakdown of available and reserved funds

Transaction View:

  • Detailed analysis of individual transactions
  • Line-by-line breakdown of fees, refunds, and adjustments
  • Export functionality for your accounting records

Essential maintenance: Regularly verify your bank details are current and correct. Outdated banking information is one of the most common causes of payment delays.

Let's Discuss We'd love to hear from the community:

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

- Roberto

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Roberto_Amazon

💷 Understanding Your UK Payment Schedule & Reserves

Today, we're covering everything you need to know about Amazon's payment schedule and reserve policies to help you plan better and optimize your cash flow management.

Understanding Your DD+7 Payment Schedule

Your sales proceeds follow a clear timeline designed to balance speed with transaction security:

How it works:

  • Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation
  • Funds become available on the 8th day following the delivery date
  • Disbursements are processed according to your account's payment schedule

Why this matters: The 7-day holding period allows time for delivery confirmation and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers. This structure ensures funds are released once the transaction is complete, giving you predictable access to your earnings.

Managing Your Account Reserves

Amazon maintains two types of reserves to protect all parties in the transaction:

Deferred transactions:

  • Temporarily held until delivery is confirmed
  • Released automatically once the buyer receives their order
  • Standard practice for all marketplace transactions

Account-level reserves:

  • Provide security for potential A-to-z Guarantee claims
  • Cover possible chargebacks or refunds
  • Amount varies based on your account history and performance metrics

Why reserves exist: These safeguards protect customers whilst ensuring you have funds available to address any post-delivery issues. Strong account health and consistent performance typically result in lower reserve requirements over time.

Making the Most of Your Payments Dashboard

Navigate to your Payments dashboard in Seller Central to access:

Statement View:

  • Quick overview of your account balance
  • Summary of upcoming and past disbursements
  • Clear breakdown of available and reserved funds

Transaction View:

  • Detailed analysis of individual transactions
  • Line-by-line breakdown of fees, refunds, and adjustments
  • Export functionality for your accounting records

Essential maintenance: Regularly verify your bank details are current and correct. Outdated banking information is one of the most common causes of payment delays.

Let's Discuss We'd love to hear from the community:

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

- Roberto

Tags:Bank account, Payments, Policy, Seller Central
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💷 Understanding Your UK Payment Schedule & Reserves

by Roberto_Amazon

Today, we're covering everything you need to know about Amazon's payment schedule and reserve policies to help you plan better and optimize your cash flow management.

Understanding Your DD+7 Payment Schedule

Your sales proceeds follow a clear timeline designed to balance speed with transaction security:

How it works:

  • Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation
  • Funds become available on the 8th day following the delivery date
  • Disbursements are processed according to your account's payment schedule

Why this matters: The 7-day holding period allows time for delivery confirmation and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers. This structure ensures funds are released once the transaction is complete, giving you predictable access to your earnings.

Managing Your Account Reserves

Amazon maintains two types of reserves to protect all parties in the transaction:

Deferred transactions:

  • Temporarily held until delivery is confirmed
  • Released automatically once the buyer receives their order
  • Standard practice for all marketplace transactions

Account-level reserves:

  • Provide security for potential A-to-z Guarantee claims
  • Cover possible chargebacks or refunds
  • Amount varies based on your account history and performance metrics

Why reserves exist: These safeguards protect customers whilst ensuring you have funds available to address any post-delivery issues. Strong account health and consistent performance typically result in lower reserve requirements over time.

Making the Most of Your Payments Dashboard

Navigate to your Payments dashboard in Seller Central to access:

Statement View:

  • Quick overview of your account balance
  • Summary of upcoming and past disbursements
  • Clear breakdown of available and reserved funds

Transaction View:

  • Detailed analysis of individual transactions
  • Line-by-line breakdown of fees, refunds, and adjustments
  • Export functionality for your accounting records

Essential maintenance: Regularly verify your bank details are current and correct. Outdated banking information is one of the most common causes of payment delays.

Let's Discuss We'd love to hear from the community:

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

- Roberto

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Seller_SooKfqYdUflLd

Other platforms pay same day or next day like ETSY (and its in your bank in hours)

You end up having to wait over 2 weeks plus another 3 to 4 working days for it to reach your bank on here whilst they are making interest on YOUR money

Also if there are any refunds that become due they have your bank account to take the refund from

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Seller_1HNtcPxkW4KbC

Why not look into faster payment methods, why are we still waiting 3-4 days for funds to clear in this day and age where payments are near instant?

Not looking forward this, as it will fall at the end of the month for us meaning a lot of our creditors will still being expecting their money, but we wont have enough to cover it.

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Roberto_Amazon - not wanting to be cynical,but hopefully you will take on board all the very valid comments on this thread.

As others have said, why does Amazon defer such a large amount, when other marketplaces pay out almost immediately ?

Yes, can understand about A-z claims etc, BUT why hold as a deferred transaction until delivery is confirmed ? - this isn't even possible if goods are not sent by a tracked method ?

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Seller_RguKGMHvWFmo3

DO TELL US, Does Amazon keep the funds in a seperate non interest bearing client account or are you making money on our money?????????

Are you registered with the FCA? Who is the bank where our funds are held? And how can we check they are secure?

350
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Seller_jVrLwMgavp5Xr

You really don't want to hear from the community though do you? Why on earth would anyone in the community think holding on to our money longer is a good thing for anyone but Amazon?

It's a greedy cash grab, no other way to describe it.

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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation

What happens if Amazon does not receive delivery confirmation? Do they keep the money forever?

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 - yep, I mentioned that in an earlier post - how do they know it's been delivered if not sent by tracked method ??

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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I think it's been stated before that they release the money for untracked orders for 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date.

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Seller_w0NuiqSLJxWvi

Yep all our letter orders go 2nd class so its 7 days after estimated delivery so in effect 14-15 days before you see any money!

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Roberto_Amazon

Great question — @Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 and the short answer is no, the funds are never held indefinitely. If a tracked order isn't marked as delivered by the carrier, the funds will be released 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date, so there's always a defined endpoint regardless of whether delivery confirmation comes through.

For untracked shipments, the same principle applies — funds are released 7 days after the estimated delivery date, as there's no tracking to confirm delivery in those cases. If you ever notice a payment still in reserve past the expected release date, I'd recommend reaching out to Seller Support so they can look into it for you directly.

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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers.

@Roberto_Amazon

Roberto

Numerous sellers have asked you how this protects sellers. As far as I can see (I may well have missed something as it is almost impossible to follow this thread) you have not actually answered this question. So could you please answer

Of course another way of reducing charge backs and A-Zs would be for Amazon to stop making it so easy for scammers to cheat sellers.

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Seller_KlbXZHzQGSDZv

The dd7 not really effecting but what does boil my balls is the fact that it takes 3-4 days for the money to arrive into my bank account when dispersement takes place. As others have mentioned EBAY and Etsy drop into the account the next day after the sales. Now its fair enough you get a lot more fraud on AMAZON due to your return policies and missmanagement of a-z claims and you have to keep some back to pay those people but when the cash is dispersed it should not be taking 3-4 working (lol like the banks computers get to 5pm on a friday and shutdown) for the money to be in our account. Would you or someone from Amazon like to explain this issue to us.

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Roberto_Amazon

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

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Seller_TufyJDtetbrlU

All that interest for amazon, lovely jubbly

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Seller_IueLYzgVB31T0

Hi Roberto,

Are you able to give details on how any "reserve" amount will be calculated?

I have, like most, heard stories of weeks & weeks of sales being "reserved" in case of refunds / chargebacks etc...

Like any good seller we keep plenty of funds available for these type of things without Amazon's help.

Thanks for your time.

70
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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I have just created a case to get this delayed.

Have had a few unexpected bills of late so as it stands paymenet delays after March 12th are going to make things tough

10
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Seller_i38MVIJDH23AY

@Roberto_Amazon

Please would you explain how Amazon keeping all of my money protects my business? I am confused.

Thanks

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Seller_SooKfqYdUflLd

Other platforms pay same day or next day like ETSY (and its in your bank in hours)

You end up having to wait over 2 weeks plus another 3 to 4 working days for it to reach your bank on here whilst they are making interest on YOUR money

Also if there are any refunds that become due they have your bank account to take the refund from

270
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Seller_SooKfqYdUflLd

Other platforms pay same day or next day like ETSY (and its in your bank in hours)

You end up having to wait over 2 weeks plus another 3 to 4 working days for it to reach your bank on here whilst they are making interest on YOUR money

Also if there are any refunds that become due they have your bank account to take the refund from

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Seller_1HNtcPxkW4KbC

Why not look into faster payment methods, why are we still waiting 3-4 days for funds to clear in this day and age where payments are near instant?

Not looking forward this, as it will fall at the end of the month for us meaning a lot of our creditors will still being expecting their money, but we wont have enough to cover it.

160
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Seller_1HNtcPxkW4KbC

Why not look into faster payment methods, why are we still waiting 3-4 days for funds to clear in this day and age where payments are near instant?

Not looking forward this, as it will fall at the end of the month for us meaning a lot of our creditors will still being expecting their money, but we wont have enough to cover it.

160
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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Roberto_Amazon - not wanting to be cynical,but hopefully you will take on board all the very valid comments on this thread.

As others have said, why does Amazon defer such a large amount, when other marketplaces pay out almost immediately ?

Yes, can understand about A-z claims etc, BUT why hold as a deferred transaction until delivery is confirmed ? - this isn't even possible if goods are not sent by a tracked method ?

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Roberto_Amazon - not wanting to be cynical,but hopefully you will take on board all the very valid comments on this thread.

As others have said, why does Amazon defer such a large amount, when other marketplaces pay out almost immediately ?

Yes, can understand about A-z claims etc, BUT why hold as a deferred transaction until delivery is confirmed ? - this isn't even possible if goods are not sent by a tracked method ?

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Seller_RguKGMHvWFmo3

DO TELL US, Does Amazon keep the funds in a seperate non interest bearing client account or are you making money on our money?????????

Are you registered with the FCA? Who is the bank where our funds are held? And how can we check they are secure?

350
user profile
Seller_RguKGMHvWFmo3

DO TELL US, Does Amazon keep the funds in a seperate non interest bearing client account or are you making money on our money?????????

Are you registered with the FCA? Who is the bank where our funds are held? And how can we check they are secure?

350
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Seller_jVrLwMgavp5Xr

You really don't want to hear from the community though do you? Why on earth would anyone in the community think holding on to our money longer is a good thing for anyone but Amazon?

It's a greedy cash grab, no other way to describe it.

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Seller_jVrLwMgavp5Xr

You really don't want to hear from the community though do you? Why on earth would anyone in the community think holding on to our money longer is a good thing for anyone but Amazon?

It's a greedy cash grab, no other way to describe it.

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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation

What happens if Amazon does not receive delivery confirmation? Do they keep the money forever?

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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

Sales proceeds are released 7 days after delivery confirmation

What happens if Amazon does not receive delivery confirmation? Do they keep the money forever?

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 - yep, I mentioned that in an earlier post - how do they know it's been delivered if not sent by tracked method ??

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Seller_ZVAz3d5lZuGid

@Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 - yep, I mentioned that in an earlier post - how do they know it's been delivered if not sent by tracked method ??

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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I think it's been stated before that they release the money for untracked orders for 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date.

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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I think it's been stated before that they release the money for untracked orders for 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date.

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Seller_w0NuiqSLJxWvi

Yep all our letter orders go 2nd class so its 7 days after estimated delivery so in effect 14-15 days before you see any money!

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Seller_w0NuiqSLJxWvi

Yep all our letter orders go 2nd class so its 7 days after estimated delivery so in effect 14-15 days before you see any money!

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Roberto_Amazon

Great question — @Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 and the short answer is no, the funds are never held indefinitely. If a tracked order isn't marked as delivered by the carrier, the funds will be released 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date, so there's always a defined endpoint regardless of whether delivery confirmation comes through.

For untracked shipments, the same principle applies — funds are released 7 days after the estimated delivery date, as there's no tracking to confirm delivery in those cases. If you ever notice a payment still in reserve past the expected release date, I'd recommend reaching out to Seller Support so they can look into it for you directly.

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Roberto_Amazon

Great question — @Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21 and the short answer is no, the funds are never held indefinitely. If a tracked order isn't marked as delivered by the carrier, the funds will be released 7 days after the latest estimated delivery date, so there's always a defined endpoint regardless of whether delivery confirmation comes through.

For untracked shipments, the same principle applies — funds are released 7 days after the estimated delivery date, as there's no tracking to confirm delivery in those cases. If you ever notice a payment still in reserve past the expected release date, I'd recommend reaching out to Seller Support so they can look into it for you directly.

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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers.

@Roberto_Amazon

Roberto

Numerous sellers have asked you how this protects sellers. As far as I can see (I may well have missed something as it is almost impossible to follow this thread) you have not actually answered this question. So could you please answer

Of course another way of reducing charge backs and A-Zs would be for Amazon to stop making it so easy for scammers to cheat sellers.

10
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Seller_AlYpsVHv0gj21

and reduces the risk of chargebacks, protecting both you and your customers.

@Roberto_Amazon

Roberto

Numerous sellers have asked you how this protects sellers. As far as I can see (I may well have missed something as it is almost impossible to follow this thread) you have not actually answered this question. So could you please answer

Of course another way of reducing charge backs and A-Zs would be for Amazon to stop making it so easy for scammers to cheat sellers.

10
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Seller_KlbXZHzQGSDZv

The dd7 not really effecting but what does boil my balls is the fact that it takes 3-4 days for the money to arrive into my bank account when dispersement takes place. As others have mentioned EBAY and Etsy drop into the account the next day after the sales. Now its fair enough you get a lot more fraud on AMAZON due to your return policies and missmanagement of a-z claims and you have to keep some back to pay those people but when the cash is dispersed it should not be taking 3-4 working (lol like the banks computers get to 5pm on a friday and shutdown) for the money to be in our account. Would you or someone from Amazon like to explain this issue to us.

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Roberto_Amazon

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

Your insights and experiences strengthen our entire seller community. Looking forward to your contributions!

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Seller_KlbXZHzQGSDZv

The dd7 not really effecting but what does boil my balls is the fact that it takes 3-4 days for the money to arrive into my bank account when dispersement takes place. As others have mentioned EBAY and Etsy drop into the account the next day after the sales. Now its fair enough you get a lot more fraud on AMAZON due to your return policies and missmanagement of a-z claims and you have to keep some back to pay those people but when the cash is dispersed it should not be taking 3-4 working (lol like the banks computers get to 5pm on a friday and shutdown) for the money to be in our account. Would you or someone from Amazon like to explain this issue to us.

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Roberto_Amazon

Have you encountered payment challenges you've successfully resolved? Your experience could help others facing similar situations.

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Seller_TufyJDtetbrlU

All that interest for amazon, lovely jubbly

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Seller_TufyJDtetbrlU

All that interest for amazon, lovely jubbly

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Seller_IueLYzgVB31T0

Hi Roberto,

Are you able to give details on how any "reserve" amount will be calculated?

I have, like most, heard stories of weeks & weeks of sales being "reserved" in case of refunds / chargebacks etc...

Like any good seller we keep plenty of funds available for these type of things without Amazon's help.

Thanks for your time.

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Seller_IueLYzgVB31T0

Hi Roberto,

Are you able to give details on how any "reserve" amount will be calculated?

I have, like most, heard stories of weeks & weeks of sales being "reserved" in case of refunds / chargebacks etc...

Like any good seller we keep plenty of funds available for these type of things without Amazon's help.

Thanks for your time.

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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I have just created a case to get this delayed.

Have had a few unexpected bills of late so as it stands paymenet delays after March 12th are going to make things tough

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Seller_nex6aLZ9HPynF

I have just created a case to get this delayed.

Have had a few unexpected bills of late so as it stands paymenet delays after March 12th are going to make things tough

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Seller_i38MVIJDH23AY

@Roberto_Amazon

Please would you explain how Amazon keeping all of my money protects my business? I am confused.

Thanks

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Seller_i38MVIJDH23AY

@Roberto_Amazon

Please would you explain how Amazon keeping all of my money protects my business? I am confused.

Thanks

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