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# Creator Earnings

Creators earnings do not live in the DYLI wallet. They are held separately. Creator earnings are held for a period of seven days after a sale to minimize fraud and chargebacks. Sales with higher fraud risks may be held for longer periods of time.

## Viewing Creator Earnings

To view your earnings, navigate to the **Creator Studio** under your account profile. Here, you can track your total sales, pending earnings, and payouts in real-time. This dashboard provides a transparent overview of your financial performance on DYLI, ensuring you have complete visibility over your income and the status of each sale.

## Claiming Creator Earnings

All creator earnings that have remained beyond their holding period can be withdrawn directly to one's bank account via ACH.&#x20;

* To withdraw via ACH, choose "Bank Account" and follow instruction from Strip to link your bank.&#x20;
* We use Stripe to ensure your bank information remains secure and accessible. The first time you attempt to withdraw via bank, you will be prompted to complete a brief Stripe onboarding process.
* Once you are onboarded, ensure you link the account you want your earnings deposited into. You will also have a Stripe dashboard you can reference in addition to the DYLI UI
* Once an account is linked, you can select it, input the amount to withdraw, and confirm you withdrawal. You can then track its processing on the Withdrawals tab of [Your Profile](/core-features/your-profile.md).  ACH transfer requests can take up to 7 business days.

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