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10 February 20211 min read

How to request for a payout?

Eventackle is an  administratively efficient, all purpose  solution for event  goers & planners  where you don’t need separate RFPs, contract negotiations, or points of contact for each tool you decide to use. All our technology is connected, meaning you never have to leave us to browse events, send registrations, plan & manage your program, register attendees, handle bookings or create and sell tickets!

Once your event is completed , request the payout of the amount collected by the platform , just follow the steps


Step 1 - Go to Account and select “ Dashboard”

Step 2 -  Select “My Events”


Step 3 -  Choose the event you wish to request the payment for.

Step 4 - From the event dashboard, select “Overview” under Payments

Step 5 - Click on “Request Payout

After we receive your request, the amount(minus Eventackle commission) will be wired to your account. You can always add your payout account details here ( direct to create organiser profile/ add more details). Alternatively, we can contact you via email for the details.







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