Getting paid for your ticket sales

There are several ways you can add your banking details for your event payout. If you used Quicket's payment facilities and not your own merchant account, we will pay out the funds from your event - less our commission and any fees you may have accumulated - within 3 working days of your event ending.

Add banking details during event creation

On step 3 of event creation - when you create your Ticket Types - if you choose to sell any paid tickets or collect donations, then you'll be able to add your banking details before proceeding to your event dashboard. This isn't required to continue or to go live with your event, but we do suggest you add your banking details before your event ends, to ensure a quick and easy payout post event.

Add banking details from your event dashboard 

Start by logging into your Quicket account, and go to Organiser Hub -> My Events then click on the name of your event. Select the Payments menu option then click Payouts. 

Or, simply click Add bank account from your event dashboard quick links. (This reminder will stay here until you've added your bank account for payout.)

If you already added banking details in your Quicket account before, you'll see those details listed here. If you didn't select Default  or if you have multiple bank accounts saved in your Quicket account, you'll need to select the right account to use for your payout and click Save Changes.

If you need to add a new bank account, simply click here to add a new account, and click Save Changes.

Add banking details from your account

You can also add your banking details from your Quicket account any time after creating your account. Just log into Quicket, click the drop-down arrow next to your email address and select My Account.

On the My Account page, scroll down and select Payouts. 

Click Add Bank Account  and enter your banking details.

Your event statement

An event statement will be emailed to you once we've processed your payout, but you can also find this in your event dashboard by going to Reports and then View Event Summary. This will give you a breakdown of the tickets sold, any fees that Quicket has taken (e.g. commission, ticket booking fees, equipment hire, etc.), and what we've paid out to you.

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