Volt Payouts

Outgoing payments from a funded Volt account to approved bank beneficiaries.

The offering

What Volt Payouts does

Volt Payouts sends funds to external beneficiaries. The current payment model distinguishes closed-loop recipients with a prior pay-in from open-loop recipients without one. A payout is separate from a refund linked to an original payment.

The current Accounts v2 documentation describes accounts that hold funds and initiate outgoing payments. Operators should confirm their recipient permissions, funding requirements and country scope before using the service for player withdrawals.

Who should explore it?

Operators needing an outgoing bank-payment workflow for approved player withdrawals.

Pay approved withdrawals
Track outgoing funds separately from refunds

Documented capabilities

External bank beneficiaries
Open- and closed-loop models
Separate payout and refund flows

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Product role: Funds sent to external bank beneficiariesSource
Recipient model: Open-loop and closed-loop recipients, subject to enablementSource
Delivery: Accounts v2 API with signed requestsSource
Account model: Volt payment account holds balances to facilitate payoutsSource

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration: Volt Accounts v2 API, with signed outgoing-payment requests.Source
Pricing: Quote-based; confirm per-payout charges, limits and account funding costs.

Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.

Buyer questions, answered

Is a payout the same as refunding a deposit?

No. A refund links to an original incoming payment; a payout sends funds to an external beneficiary under the configured recipient model.

Source

What does the current payout API require?

Outgoing requests must use the defined payment types and include a request signature. Confirm account permissions during implementation.