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# Payout to Affiliates

## Types of Payout Methods

* Pay via Paypal
* Pay offline
* Pay as Coupon
* Tremendous

<figure><img src="/files/kcmad9CjcYkLiTmmxPnT" alt=""><figcaption><p>Types of Payout Method</p></figcaption></figure>

## Pay via Paypal

Pay via PayPal allows admins to make secure online payments and transfers using their "**PayPal Business account"**. It provides a fast, convenient, and reliable method for completing transactions with affiliates.

## Pay via Offline

Pay via Offline in the Shopjar app on Shopify allows the admin to process purchases using offline payment methods. It also provides an option to mark the payment as complete after paying the affiliate through an alternative method outside the app.

## Pay via Coupon

Pay via Coupon allows Affiliates to use a coupon code during checkout to reduce the total purchase amount. This feature enables Affiliates to apply discount codes or promotional offers, providing them with a discount or special deal on their order.

## Track the Payouts&#x20;

1. Go to Shopify Dashboard -> Apps -> Referral program - Shopjar -> Affiliate Program Section -> Payouts.
2. In view history, you can see the commission Transaction History of a particular Affiliate.\ <br>

   <figure><img src="/files/xu6zrIlHWkrq8CUSEj44" alt=""><figcaption><p>Commission Transaction History</p></figcaption></figure>


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