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When Can You Withdraw? (Pending Balance Becomes Active)

Xendit Settlement Information Source: https://docs.xendit.co/id/settlement
IMPORTANT: EST Dates Falling on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, or Public HolidaysIf the EST date shown in your Balance menu falls on a Saturday, Sunday, Monday, or a Public Holiday, the settlement process will typically be delayed by 1–2 days from that EST date.This is in accordance with information provided by Xendit:
The settlement will be processed on the next business day, as many banks and clearing systems do not operate at full capacity on weekends. Additionally, inter-bank reconciliation or manual verification processes (for certain transactions) may add 1–2 business days. Public holidays occurring near the EST date may also contribute to further delays.
Please be patient and allow extra time for the process to complete. 🙏

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Withdrawal Guide for E-Payment+

Users on the e-payment+ plan have a different withdrawal process compared to the standard e-payment plan. With the standard e-payment plan, withdrawals can be made directly from the Scalev dashboard. However, e-payment+ withdrawals cannot be processed through Scalev. E-Payment Plus Withdrawal

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Withdrawing via Xendit

To withdraw your e-payment+ balance, please log in to the Xendit dashboard. Login URL: https://dashboard.xendit.co Use your Xendit account credentials to log in — not your Scalev account.
Scalev login ≠ Xendit loginThese are two separate accounts. Make sure you are using the correct credentials for each platform.