Solutions — Platforms
Every seller,paid
Collect, split and pay out programmatically. Funds are split, held and disbursed by rule, with obligations tracked for each seller and every payout on a record you can audit.
01 — What it is built to do
Money in, divided by rule.
A platform takes one payment and owes it to several people. The platform is built so that division is written once, in code, and carried out the same way every time.
- Per seller
- Ledgers, holds and reserves
- Each seller has their own account of what they are owed, what is held back and what has already gone out.
- By rule
- Splits and payouts in code
- Commission, fees and shares written as rules, not worked out in a spreadsheet at the end of the week.
- Traceable
- Every movement on the record
- From the buyer's payment to the seller's payout, each step is an entry you can follow and an auditor can check.
02 — How the money moves
From one payment to many payouts.
Four movements between a buyer paying and every seller being paid — each one a rule you set, not a task someone runs.
- 01
Split rules
Write the split once — commission, fees, the seller's share — and every collection is divided by it as it lands.
- 02
Holds
Funds held against delivery, a dispute or a reserve you set, and released by rule or by your call.
- 03
Payout router
Each seller paid to their wallet or their bank account, on the schedule and the route the rule names.
- 04
Seller ledgers
What every seller is owed, holding and paid, kept as it happens and visible to them as well as to you.
03 — Around it
Built for the marketplace.
Splitting money is the middle of it. Around the split, the platform carries the sellers you onboard and the collections that fund them.
Sellers, verified
Registry records, beneficial owners and signatories for every business you onboard, through the same identity checks as the rest of the platform.
Merchant collections
Payments from buyers built to settle as they happen rather than in a nightly batch, so the split has money to work with straight away.
Wallets for sellers
Digital wallets for individuals and businesses alike, so a payout can land somewhere that is already on the platform.
Built around
Electronic commerce
Payment service providers · Banque d'Algérie
Each text opens in the Journal Officiel of the République Algérienne, in its French edition, at the page it starts on. They name the framework Pixely is built for; they are not a licence or a certification.
04 — Get started
Split yourfirst payment
Tell us about your marketplace or platform — who pays, who is paid and on what terms — and we will talk through how its rules would be written.