How Trustavy works, from deposit to withdrawal

Trustavy is a payout account you can share with any company that owes you money. Instead of handing your bank details to every sender, you give them one thing: your Trustavy ID. Payments made against that ID land in a single account you control.

It works in four steps. First, you verify your email and receive your Trustavy ID. Second, you share that ID with the company sending your payout. Third, the company deposits the funds, and once the deposit is reviewed and confirmed, your available balance goes up. Fourth, you request a withdrawal to your preferred method whenever you're ready.

Every deposit is reviewed before it credits your balance. That review is what lets both sides trust the same record: the sender can see their payment was logged, and you can see exactly what arrived and when.

Your balance is split into three figures. Available is money you can withdraw right now. Pending is money tied up in a withdrawal that's being processed. Total paid is everything already sent to you. Together they give you a complete picture of your account at a glance.

When you request a withdrawal, the amount moves from available into pending while it's processed. Once it's sent, it moves into total paid. If a request can't be completed, the funds return to your available balance automatically.

Because every movement — deposits, withdrawals, and adjustments — is written to your activity history, nothing happens to your balance without a matching record you can review. That traceability is the whole point of Trustavy.

Ready to start? Create an account, verify your email, and copy your Trustavy ID to share with your sender.