Adding and verifying your payout bank account
How to add the South African bank account you want to be paid into and get it verified.
Ticket Brew pays out to a South African bank account. Adding it early means there's no delay once your event ends.
Adding your bank account
You can add payout details from either place:
- Your event's Payouts page in My Events, or
- Your organisation dashboard → Payouts
You'll be asked for two sets of details:
- Settlement details — where Ticket Brew should send your funds: bank, account number, branch code, and whether it's a personal or business account. Use the exact name registered on the bank account.
- Verification details — a South African ID number, passport number or business registration number, so we can confirm who owns the account.
Verification
We verify that the account belongs to you or your business before any money is paid out. You can keep selling tickets while verification is in progress.
To avoid delays:
- Make sure the account holder name exactly matches your name or registered business name
- Double-check the account number and branch code
- Respond quickly if our team asks for supporting documents
Changing your bank account
If you need to change your payout account, update it in your payout settings before you request a payout. A changed account may need to be verified again.
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