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bace23f2
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About Payments

I want to know about,

How long does it take for a client's paid payment to become available?

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pgiambalvo
Community Member

About 7 days for fixed price, jobs 10 for hourly, but it can vary a little. Check your pending payments on your jobs page for their status.

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AveryO
Community Manager
Community Manager

Hi there!

Your earnings on Upwork are processed according to the Weekly Billing Cycle. Payments released for fixed-price contracts go through a 5-day security period and will be available to you once the security period is over. 

For hourly contracts, all the hours logged are automatically invoiced to your client, and funds become available following the Weekly Billing Cycle. Kindly check the schedule below:

  • Week 1 – Freelancer logs time using the Upwork desktop app and Work Diary.
  • Week 2 – Hours within the weekly limit invoice to your clients on Monday. They have until Friday to review the work. Then the review period ends.
  • Week 3 – Earnings become available on the following Wednesday.

You may read through each tab to know when you should expect the payment to be available on your account. If you check your Reports page (Reports > Overview), you will see where in the billing cycle the payment is. If the payment is in the Pending tab, this means it's already in the security period.

 

You might want to review the information shared in this help article for more details.


~ Avery
Upwork
bace23f2
Community Member

Thank you for your response

c1cc874e
Community Member

The weekly billing cycle determines how you earnings are processed on Upwork. Payments realeased for fix-price contracts are subject to a 5-day security period, after which they will be able to you.

All hours logged are automatically invoiced to your client for hourly contracts, and money become available afte the Weekly Billing Cycle. 

Thank you for your response

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