If you would like to receive your commission payouts as a private individual you first need to make sure that your Account type is set to Individual.

This setting can be found by navigating to Account > Settings and on the tab Account.

When you’ve changed your account type to individual, navigate to the tab Payment and fill in the form. Depending on the Country you have on your account you will be asked to provide your bank account number together with BIC for accounts outside of Sweden. If the Country is set to Sweden you will instead be asked to add your bank account number and your clearing number.

If you have a company, Adtraction can make the payment of your commission directly to your company.

To receive payments as a company, navigate to Account > Settings and on the Account tab set the Account type to Company.

Then go to the tab Payment to enter your company payment details.

If you have Swedish company you are able to receive the payments via:

Select your preferred Payment type in the dropdown on the Payment tab. Depending on what you choose, you will then be asked to provide your payment details.

As a Swedish company you also need to submit your Business registration number and your VAT number.

If you have a company that is based in the EU, but not a Swedish company payments will be sent via Bank transfer. On the Payments tab, select what currency you would like to receive the payment in.

Then submit your BIC and IBAN together with your Business registration number and VAT number.

If your company is based outside of the EU, Adtraction will make payments to your company via Bank transfer. On the Payments tab select what currency you would like to receive the payment in.

Then submit your BIC and IBAN together with your Business registration number or VAT number.

If your account is registered as a private individual in Sweden, Adtraction automatically handles tax and employer contributions (arbetsgivaravgifter) by deducting them directly from your payouts.

We handle all reporting and payments to the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket). The deduction, which usually totals 47%, covers tax and employer contributions, which we are obliged by Swedish law to pay to the Tax Agency.

You can find all payment specifications in your account at Account -> Payments.

If you are registered as a private individual in any country outside of Sweden, you must handle the reporting of income and payment of any taxes yourself according to your country's regulation.

Adtraction provides all necessary documentation for the payments that you receive and you can find those in your Adtraction account at Account -> Payments.