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# Get paid

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If you have any remaining balance in your account, You do not need to do anything on your end. We are initiating payment transfers to all local guides with a remaining balance. You should expect to receive your funds by the end of April 2021 at the latest.

Please [contact us](mailto:support@getguide.com?subject=Re%3A%20Help%20desk), if you still need help with anything.
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You can receive payment for any approved travel plans, minus the commission fees, on a monthly or fortnightly basis.

Payments are calculated on a monthly basis and scheduled for the 7th working day of the month following an approved itinerary.<br>

### To check your payments:

1. **Go to Account > Billing**

Note: If in a certain month, the total amount of the payments does not reach $100, GetGuide is entitled to postpone the payment. Payments will be released in the next payment cycle once the $50 threshold has been met.

### Biweekly Payments

With the biweekly payment system, payments are released on the 5th and 20th of every calendar month. By selecting this option, you consent to GetGuide increasing your contractual commission rate by 3percentage points on the subsequent itinerary.

### To change your payment frequency:

1. **Go to Account > Billing > go to the Payment details tab**
2. From the Payment settings section click on > **Modify** and **Save changes**


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