Daraz Payouts, Statements and Fees, Made Clear

A statement lists your sales and then every deduction. It is accurate, but it is long, and with several stores it is easy to lose track of why a payout is lower than you expected.

We read the finance data from your own Daraz seller account and show it as a next payout card, the statement with its transactions, and fee bars that show how much went to commission, fees and taxes and how much you kept.

On the statements we checked, these are the parts: commission by category, a payment fee of 2.25% of the item price plus 15% VAT, Daraz shipping charges and handling fees, and 15% VAT on handling, shipping and Coins fees. Sellers also see withholding tax lines.

For withholding, we saw sales tax of about 1.9 to 2.0 percent of item price and income tax of about 1.6 to 1.7 percent. This is an estimate from real weekly statements, not legal advice. Check your own statement and FBR guidance.

For commission rates by category, use the Daraz commission list and the Daraz commission calculator. For the full explanation, read the Daraz seller fees guide and the guide to seller tax withholding.

The next payout card shows the amount and date for each store, taken from your Daraz account. Compare the statement against your own records to check that a payout matches what you expect.

To estimate profit on a product before you sell it, use the free Daraz profit calculator.

It is for sellers who want to know their real margin, accountants who help with several stores, and anyone who has asked why a payout looks short. Pair it with orders and returns, since returns change what you are paid, and many stores on one screen.