Setting up a bank account for partner payouts

Start paying out your program partners using your bank account (direct debit via ACH, SEPA, or PADS).

Steven Tey

Written by Steven Tey

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This feature is only available for Business plans and above.

With Dub Partners, you can send payouts to your affiliates using your credit card on file. However, for larger payouts, it might be more cost-efficient to set up your bank account for direct debit instead.

Depending on your bank's country, we support 3 different types of direct debit methods:

  • US: Automated Clearing House (ACH)
  • Canada: Automated Clearing Settlement System (ACSS)
  • Europe: Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA)

Due to the fraud/dispute risks involved with SEPA direct debit, it is currently only available on Enterprise plans.

Connecting your bank account to Dub

Here's how you can connect your bank account to Dub for partner payouts:

On your workspace's billing tab, scroll down to Payment methods section.

Click on the Connect button to add a new direct debit method:

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This will open up a modal with the following direct debit methods:

  • US: Automated Clearing House (ACH)
  • Canada: Automated Clearing Settlement System (ACSS)
  • Europe: Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA)
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Select the correct method based on your bank's location, and you'll be redirected to the Stripe connection flow.

Next, search for your bank that you want to connect to Dub:

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Search for your bank, and follow the steps to connect your account.

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If you selected SEPA direct debit in the previous step, you will need to manually enter your IBAN number and account details to set it up instead:

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Alternatively, you can also manually verify your bank account via the micro-deposits verification method.

To do that, select the Enter bank details manually option:

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Then, enter your bank details (routing number, account number):

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You'll receive a micro deposit in your account within 1-2 business days that will include a six-character descriptor code starting with SM:

SMXXXX

Once you receive the micro-deposit, reach out to support with the code and we'll help you verify your bank account.

My bank account is currently unavailable

Depending on which bank you select, Stripe might show an error that the bank is currently unavailable:

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If that happens, follow step 3 above to manually verify your bank account.

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