This agreement outlines how Pimarket applies marketplace commission, when seller earnings are considered final, and how commission treatment interacts with wallet balances, payouts, and withdrawal approval.
Pimarket applies marketplace commission to qualifying orders according to the platform’s commercial rules. The commission accepted during onboarding forms part of the seller’s agreement to use Pimarket as a marketplace rather than an independent checkout surface.
Seller wallet balances reflect net marketplace earnings, not raw gross sales. Commission treatment and payout eligibility can evolve as the platform expands into additional countries, payout rails, and financial controls.
A seller balance is not considered final merely because a buyer has placed an order. Payment trust, provider finalization, duplicate protection, platform holds, and fraud checks all affect when wallet credits are treated as available.
Pimarket remains the source of truth for seller ledger balances, pending amounts, available amounts, and withdrawal history. External payout providers do not replace Pimarket’s internal accounting rules.
Commission acceptance does not guarantee immediate withdrawal eligibility. Sellers must still satisfy marketplace approval, payout setup, KYC expectations, suspension checks, and any applicable platform holds before withdrawal requests can be processed.
Where commission disputes, abuse, chargeback exposure, or payout risks arise, Pimarket may delay, review, or restrict withdrawals while the account is being assessed.
If you need clarification about marketplace operations, buyer protection, or seller standards, the support team can point you to the right workflow.
