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Documentation Index

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When You Can Withdraw (Pending Balance Becoming Active)

Xendit Settlement Information Source: https://docs.xendit.co/id/settlement
IMPORTANT: EST falling on Saturday/Sunday/Monday or Public Holidays & Joint Leave DaysIf the EST date shown in the Balance menu falls on a Saturday/Sunday/Monday or on a Public Holiday & Joint Leave Day, the settlement process is usually delayed 1โ€“2 days from that EST date.This matches information from Xendit:
Settlement will be processed on the next business day because many banks & clearing systems donโ€™t fully operate on weekends. In addition, inter-bank reconciliation or manual checks (for certain transactions) can add 1โ€“2 business days, and if thereโ€™s a national holiday near the EST, it can add more delay.
So please be patient ๐Ÿ™

Withdrawal Tutorial for E-Payment+

If you use e-payment+, the withdrawal method differs from regular e-payment in Scalev. With regular e-payment, you can withdraw directly from the Scalev dashboard. With e-payment+, withdrawal cannot be done through Scalev. Withdraw E-Payment Plus

Withdraw via Xendit

To withdraw your e-payment+ balance, log in to the Xendit dashboard. Login link: https://dashboard.xendit.co Use your Xendit account login details, not your Scalev account.
Scalev Login โ‰  Xendit Login