> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tiun.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tiun.io/guides/getting-started/enable-payouts.md).

# Enable payouts

tiun is your Merchant of Record: it collects payments from your customers and pays out your net revenue to you. Before it can do that, it needs to know **who receives the money** — your beneficiary details.

Until they're added, the dashboard shows an **Enable payouts** banner. You can sell in live before this step, but nothing can be paid out until it's done.

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## 1. Open your organization

In the [my.tiun.business dashboard](https://my.tiun.business/), go to **Admin → Organization** — or click **Enable payouts** in the banner at the top of the dashboard.

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## 2. Fill in the beneficiary details

**Beneficiary details** are who receives your payouts and who appears on your invoices.

First choose how you're **using tiun as**:

* **Business** — you sell as a registered company.
* **Individual** — you sell as a private person.

Then fill in the form. For a business, that includes:

* **Legal business name** — as registered; this goes on your invoices.
* **Company ID** — your UID from the commercial register (for example `CHE-123.456.789`).
* **Address** — street and number, an optional second line, postal code, and city.

Complete the remaining fields in the form and save.

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## Payout currency

The currency you set in your beneficiary details is your **payout currency** — the currency your revenue is paid out in.

It's separate from your **business currency**, which you chose during [onboarding](/guides/getting-started/create-a-profile.md) and which every product price is denominated in. See [Currency](/reference/generic/products.md#currency) in Reference.

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## When payouts happen

Payouts are sent to your bank account monthly, with a minimum payout amount; enterprise plans support custom schedules. See [How are payouts made?](/faq.md#how-are-payouts-made) in the FAQ.


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