When you set up your seller account, you’ll specify an automatic payment method to pay your seller fees. You can also make one-time payments.

Ways you can pay

We offer a number of ways to make paying your fees convenient.

• PayPal: Your amount due will automatically be deducted from the PayPal account that you select for automatic payments.

• Automatic credit card payments: We’ll automatically charge your fees directly to the credit card you place on file (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover Card). Your credit card is usually charged five to seven days after you receive your invoice.

• Direct pay from your checking account:  We’ll automatically deduct your seller fees from your checking account on the same day each month.

• Check (for business only): Submit a payment coupon along with your check and mail it to the address on the coupon.

• One-time payment: Even if you have scheduled automatic payments, you can make a one-time payment using Direct Pay, a credit card, or your PayPal account. It’s best to make one-time payments at least 5 days before the scheduled automatic payment to avoid duplicate payments.

For more detailed descriptions of these payment methods, find out more about paying your seller fees.

If you don’t pay your seller fees, your account could be suspended. If your account has been suspended, find out how to reinstate your account .