Promoter paying deposits the next day
Friday show, money in the bank by Monday. Deposit paid to next week’s artist.
Every payout lands in your connected payout account. Buyer funds never sit in a Jamrats balance — they move on the next business day after the sale.
What hurts
Most ticketing platforms hold buyer funds. You sell tickets, they collect the money, and they pay you out days or weeks after the event. That's working capital you can't use to book talent, pay deposits, or fix the broken stage light.
How Jamrats handles it
When a buyer pays, the money is routed directly to your connected payout account at the moment of sale. We never hold it. Refunds, chargebacks, and currency conversion all flow through the same account.
Payouts move on the standard schedule of the underlying payment processor — typically the next business day. You don’t need to log in to a separate payout dashboard; everything you need is on the Jamrats dashboard.
Foreign exchange is handled by the processor at published rates. Sell in CAD, get paid in CAD. Sell in USD from Canada and the conversion happens at payout.
The breakdown
In practice
Friday show, money in the bank by Monday. Deposit paid to next week’s artist.
Cash flow doesn’t wait for the gala — pre-sales fund deposits.
Why it’s solid
In the eyes of the payment processor, the organizer is the merchant — not Jamrats. That means refunds, disputes, and statements all flow through your account. Our $0.99 platform fee is a separate line item.
FAQ
We set one up for you during onboarding. You verify your identity once.
No setup fee. No contract. Flat $0.99 per paid ticket.