Your own tip page at streamercatalyst.com/tip/your-name, paid out to your bank by Stripe. Stripe’s processing fee is the only cost, and you choose whether it comes off the tip or the tipper covers it.
On every plan, including the free one. Stripe’s fee is the only cost.
Settled in the one your Stripe account pays out in.
Wherever Stripe Connect can pay out to a bank account.
Onboarding and payouts are handled from here.
Somebody hands you cash at an event, or tips you somewhere else entirely. Credit it as a manual adjustment and the goal on stream is right again — because a progress bar that is quietly wrong is worse than no bar at all.
Tip messages go on your stream, so the controls are about what reaches an alert and when. Nothing here is a moderation afterthought — the holds run before a message is ever drawn.
Stripe verifies you and pays into your bank; we hand you off and hand you back. Payout status, the recent payouts and the disconnect switch all live here, so the only Stripe screen you see is the identity check Stripe legally has to run.
Tipping has no plan limits of its own — it is the same on every plan, and our cut is nil on all of them. Full comparison on the pricing page.
Stripe’s processing fee and nothing else — 2.9% plus 30¢ per tip on their published rate. We take no percentage on any plan, including the free one, and there is no monthly charge for tipping itself.
Stripe does, and it goes to your own Stripe account, not ours. You complete Stripe’s identity check once and they pay into your bank on their own schedule.
Yes, and they can also sign in with Twitch so the alert shows their real name. You can hold anonymous messages — or verified ones, or both — for approval before anything reaches your stream.
Yes. Credit it as a manual adjustment with a note, and the bar on stream matches what you have actually been given. A progress bar that is quietly wrong is worse than no bar at all.
Stripe handles the dispute, and the tip is marked revoked here. Anything that counted it — your goal, a subathon ladder, a cumulative reward — is walked back, so a reversed payment does not leave progress behind that was never funded.
If Stripe Connect can pay out to a bank there, yes — over forty countries today. If it cannot, the page says so by name during setup rather than failing at the end of it.
Free on every plan, and we never take a percentage.