Split payments
Divide a single buyer payment across sellers, the platform fee, and partners at the moment of collection, not in a later reconciliation.
Industries / Marketplaces
Buyers pay, sellers deliver, and your team coordinates what happens between them. Design both sides of the money movement together.
Illustrative platform flow
Buyer / Platform / Seller
Buyer
Pays for an order
ZAPI + YOUR PLATFORM
Collect and coordinate
Connect payment activity to platform obligations.
Seller
Receives a planned payout
The platform layer
A marketplace does not just collect a payment — it routes, holds, and reconciles money across buyers, sellers, and the platform itself. Zapi keeps every side of that flow connected.
Divide a single buyer payment across sellers, the platform fee, and partners at the moment of collection, not in a later reconciliation.
Onboard sellers with the identity and compliance checks your platform needs before a single payout moves.
Hold buyer funds until the seller delivers, so the platform releases money on a condition you define, not on a guess.
Track chargebacks and disputes against the original order and seller, so resolution stays tied to the transaction.
Route money to the right seller, partner, or sub-merchant with the platform fee taken cleanly at the edge.
See gross volume, platform fees, and seller payouts in one view, so your operations team trusts the numbers.
The platform perspective
A marketplace answers to buyers and sellers at the same time. Plan how each side experiences the money, and how your team keeps both honest.
A clear payment moment in the buying experience, so the shopper knows what they paid for and when it will arrive.
Understand what is owed and when it can move, so sellers trust the platform enough to bring their inventory.
Relate collection, payouts, and reporting in your workflow, so the team coordinating both sides is never blind.
Built for platforms
From a gig app to a wholesale platform, the same collection and payout flow adapts to how your marketplace actually operates.
Collect from customers and route payouts to workers on the schedule your platform sets.
Release access or delivery the moment a buyer pays, with the seller paid on the platform's terms.
Hold payment in escrow until a service is delivered, then release it to the provider cleanly.
Coordinate larger buyer payments and seller payouts with the platform fee taken at the edge.
Good to know
What platform teams ask before they put two-sided money movement on Zapi.
Yes. A single buyer payment can be divided across sellers, the platform fee, and partners at the moment of collection. Each party receives their share through the same connected flow, so there is no separate reconciliation step after the fact.
Payouts follow the schedule your platform defines — per order, on a rolling basis, or once a seller reaches a threshold. The platform keeps visibility into what is owed and what has moved, so sellers trust the timing.
Yes. Buyer funds can be held until the seller delivers the good or service, then released automatically when the condition is satisfied. This keeps both sides honest without your team manually approving each transaction.
The platform fee is taken cleanly at the edge of the transaction, before the seller's share is routed. Your team sees gross volume, fees collected, and seller payouts in one reporting view, so the numbers always reconcile.
Related products
Route money to sellers, partners, and sub-merchants on your schedule.
The payment API that collects every buyer payment on your platform.
The hosted checkout that turns a buyer's cart into a paid order.
Keep buyer and seller profiles, balances, and history in one place.
Track gross volume, platform fees, and seller payouts across the platform.
Bill a buyer or seller once with an invoice and a payment page.
Start building with Zapi
One integration for payments, payouts, and virtual accounts. Start in test mode and grow from there.