Xendit charges transaction fees for each payment processed. These fees are charged to either you or your merchants, depending on the sub-account type used. Additionally there are fees charged based on your xenPlatform usage.
Transaction fee Breakdown
Feature | Managed Sub-Accounts | Owned Sub-Accounts |
|---|---|---|
Direct billing | Fees deducted from the sub-account | Fees deducted from the sub-account |
Indirect billing | Merchant pays after billing statement is issued | Platform pays after billing statement is issued |
Who receives billing statements? | Sub-account | Master account |
Who receives tax invoices/ Faktur Pajak? | Sub-account | Master account |
Note:
Under direct deduction, Transaction fees are always deducted from the account that receives the transaction.
You may also request us for consolidated invoices, which combine all invoices into the Platform regardless of what sub-account types you have.
Sub-accounts created under Global accounts currently default to the “Managed Sub-Accounts” setup above
xenPlatform fees
Xendit charges two types of fees based on your xenPlatform usage:
Sub-account activity fee: Charged per monthly active sub-account. A sub-account is considered active if it has at least one chargeable transaction (excluding withdrawals and top-ups) within that month.
In-house transaction fee: Charged for transfers and split fees between accounts. This fee is accumulated and charged to the platform via indirect billing.
In-house transaction fee calculation
The fee charged is based on the amount that is transferred or split (not the entire transaction amount). For example:
A sub-account receives an IDR 100,000 transaction from a customer
Using a Split Rule, IDR 5,000 is transferred to the Platform upon settlement
The default fee charged for this transfer would be 0.5% x IDR 5,000 = IDR 25
For the most updated pricing, visit the pricing page on the Xendit website.