How Vinted payouts work, from sale to bank account

The short answer

Vinted pays you once the order is completed: when the buyer confirms everything is OK, or automatically 2 days after the parcel is marked delivered. The money reaches your Vinted Balance (called Vinted Wallet in some markets) within 2 days of completion, and a bank withdrawal then takes up to 5 business days. Add up the stages and the biggest variables are yours: how fast you ship (you have up to 5 business days) and how long delivery takes (usually 2–5 business days within a country).

When does money reach your Vinted Balance?

Vinted’s payment provider holds the buyer’s payment until the order is completed. That protects the buyer if the item never arrives or is not as described, and it is why your money shows as pending first. Here is the full path from sale to bank.

1. 1

   Buyer pays

   The buyer pays at checkout. The amount shows in your Vinted Balance as pending. You cannot use it yet.

2. 2

   You ship within 5 business days

   Send the parcel with the prepaid label. Missing the deadline cancels the order and refunds the buyer. See how shipping works.

3. 3

   Parcel is delivered

   Once tracking marks the order delivered, the buyer has 2 days to press “Everything is OK” or report an issue.

4. 4

   Order completes

   Either the buyer confirms, the 2 days pass without a claim, or a reported issue is resolved. Pro sellers: 14 days after delivery.

5. 5

   Money becomes available

   Within 2 days of completion, the payment moves from pending to available balance.

6. 6

   Withdraw to your bank

   Press “Withdraw to bank account”. It can take up to 5 business days to arrive.

How to withdraw money from Vinted to your bank

Add your bank details in your payment settings first. Then open your Vinted Balance and press Withdraw to bank account. You can only withdraw earnings from completed orders; pending money cannot be withdrawn. Once started, a withdrawal cannot be cancelled.

Each bank account can be linked to only one Vinted profile, and with Vinted Pay the account must be in your own name. On your bank statement the payment may show as “Vinted”, “Vinted Pay”, “Adyen”, “Mangopay” or “Leechy”.

You do not have to withdraw at all. Available money can be spent on Vinted, and it is applied automatically at checkout when you buy.

Does Vinted charge for payouts?

Vinted’s withdrawal pages for the UK, France and the US list a minimum amount but no withdrawal fee. Vinted Pay’s own fee page lists a single charge, a 1.2% currency conversion fee when you use your balance to buy an item listed in a different currency, and says no other fees are currently charged for its services.

Selling itself costs nothing: Vinted takes no commission from sellers, so the price you sold for is the amount that reaches your balance. See Vinted fees explained for what buyers pay.

Identity verification (KYC): why Vinted asks for your ID

Vinted’s payment providers, Vinted Pay or Mangopay depending on your account, are regulated and must verify who they pay out to under Know Your Customer rules. You may be asked to verify:

• when you first activate your Vinted Balance;
• periodically, for example when a document is about to expire;
• when you reach certain withdrawal thresholds or the provider sees unusual activity.

Depending on the provider, you may need a passport, driving licence, residence permit, a selfie, a bank statement or proof of address. Pro sellers also go through business checks (KYB). Vinted says the documents go straight to the payment provider and that it does not store them.

Until the check is complete, withdrawals are paused and the balance can be suspended. Submitting fake or altered documents can lead to a permanent withdrawal block or a ban. If your account is restricted, our appeal guide explains what to do.

Why is my Vinted payout delayed?

Most “missing” payouts are one of these. A failed withdrawal never leaves your Vinted Balance, so the money is not lost.

How to get paid faster on Vinted

You cannot speed up the buyer window or the bank, but you control the rest.

• Ship the same or next day. The 5-business-day deadline is a limit, not a target. Every day the parcel sits is a day later you get paid. Our shipping guide covers labels and drop-off.
• Describe flaws honestly and photograph them. “Not as described” claims hold your money longest. Clear photos of the actual item are your best evidence.
• Pack well and keep proof of postage. Damaged parcels and missing receipts slow down claims.
• Set up your balance before you sell. Activate it, add bank details in your own name and complete any ID check early.

Independent guide. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Vinted. Rules can differ by country and change over time; your Vinted Help Centre is the final word.