Crowd Supply Guide: How are Funds Received?


Your success is our success. We don’t make money unless you do.


Crowd Supply follows an all-or-nothing funding model. If your campaign
meets its goal, then you get all the money raised, less
fees. Otherwise, no one is charged.

Timing

You should receive funds around three weeks after the end of your campaign, assuming you hit your funding goal. This is a general timeline, however, and is subject to change depending on the particulars of the campaign. To learn more, please visit the When are Funds Received? page.

Fees

Crowd Supply’s fee structure is straightforward:

Payment Methods: Options & Timing

We offer three different options for receiving your campaign
funds. Please carefully read about each option below and let us know
which you prefer.

Automated Clearing House (ACH)

ACH transfers are an efficient and inexpensive way to receive funds
from Crowd Supply into a US-based bank account. There is a one-time
setup process which takes two to three business days to complete, but
all transfers thereafter occur within a single business day. Crowd
Supply does not charge a fee for ACH transfers. To set up ACH
transfers, you will need to provide Crowd Supply with:

Paper Check

To receive your project funds via a paper check sent through the US
Postal Service, please provide Crowd Supply with the following
details:

Check payments sent to US addresses typically arrive in 7-10 business
days.

Wire Transfer

You can also request to be paid via wire. However, you are responsible
for all outgoing wire fees from Crowd Supply. Domestic transfers incur
a $25 fee. International transfers incur a $40 fee. All international
wire transfers require a single test transfer before the full amount
is transferred. The below wire information will need to be completed
and sent to Crowd Supply to initiate the wire.

US Domestic Wires

International Wires


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The Crowd Supply Guide: Table of Contents

For Everyone

For Backers

For Creators

Getting Started

Before Your Campaign Launches

During Your Campaign

After Your Campaign Concludes


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