Does the Commission Cover Payment Processing Fees or Are Those Separate?

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Does the Commission Cover Payment Processing Fees or Are Those Separate?

Yes. The Ainfluencer Fee on your withdrawal screen is the only deduction Ainfluencer makes. There is no separate processing charge added on top of it.

What the figure on screen means

Before you confirm a withdrawal you see three lines: Offer Amount, Ainfluencer Fee (X%) and You Will Receive. You Will Receive is what we send. Nothing further is taken off by us after that.

Charge	Who takes it
Ainfluencer Fee, normally 20%	Ainfluencer. Shown before you confirm
Payment processing on the brand’s card	Absorbed in the brand’s own platform fee. Not charged to you
Escrow handling	Included. Not a separate charge
A second deduction at payout time	None. The fee is applied once

Two things that are genuinely outside this

What PayPal does on receipt. If PayPal converts to your local currency or applies its own account charges, that is between you and PayPal and happens after we have sent the full amount.

Blockchain network costs on a crypto payout. The transaction hash on your payout lets you see exactly what arrived and verify it on the network’s explorer.

Neither is an Ainfluencer charge, and neither is hidden from you: the amount we sent is recorded on the payout.

Where the fee can differ

By payout method. The percentage is set per method, so PayPal and crypto can carry different rates. The screen always shows yours.

Legacy balance. Money from the old system is withdrawn with no fee at all.

Never by deal size, content type or your follower count.

If the amount received does not match

Compare what arrived with the You Will Receive figure on the request, and check the destination recorded on the payout in the Payouts tab. If the destination is correct and the amount differs from what you were shown, contact support with the payout and the date. A fee that does not match what you were quoted is a fault, not a policy.

Why this helps you

One percentage, quoted before you confirm and frozen onto the request, is the whole point. You know your net before you agree to it, and it cannot change afterwards.