Payment Overview
As a creator on LearnPath, you have the opportunity to earn a portion of user subscription fees through your published content. Below is a simple overview of how to manage your earnings, connect your bank account, and initiate withdrawals.
1. How You Earn
When users visit your published Path's URL and decide to become paying subscribers, LearnPath allocates a share of their subscription fee to you. This means that by sharing and promoting your Path, you can directly influence your earnings. These earnings accumulate in your account until you decide to transfer them to your connected bank account.

2. Checking Your Balance
From the Payments Page, you can view your earnings and see how much is ready to be transferred to your bank account. The page displays a "Pending Amount," which represents the total earnings available for withdrawal. This amount updates automatically once your courses generate revenue, and you can manage your payout preferences directly from this page.

3. Connecting Your Bank Account
LearnPath uses Stripe Connect to handle payouts securely and efficiently. To link your bank account, navigate to the Payments Page and click on Add payout account. This will take you to Stripe’s secure onboarding process, where you’ll be asked to provide the necessary information, such as your bank details. Once the setup is complete, your account will be ready to receive transfers from your LearnPath earnings.
4. Withdrawing Your Earnings
After your bank account is connected, you can select the account you wish to use for payouts and click on the Transfer button. LearnPath will then initiate a transfer of the selected earnings to your bank. Depending on your bank and location, funds typically appear within a few business days.
5. Potential Delays or Requirements
In some cases, Stripe may require additional information (often referred to as “KYC” — Know Your Customer) before your account is fully verified. During this time, your payout might be labeled as “incomplete” until the verification is finished. Once everything checks out, you’ll be able to continue transferring your earnings without interruption.