Connect Trolley for payouts
Trolley is a financial application designed to streamline and manage global payout processes for businesses. Traide supports a Trolley plugin to pay out funds to the sellers on your platform directly to their bank account or other preferred payout method.
Set up Trolley account
Before you can connect Traide to Trolley, you must register for a Trolley account. Make sure to complete your onboarding by providing information about your business and act
You can use a sandbox account for testing or a live account for live transactions.
Create API key
- From your Trolley Dashboard, go to Settings -> API Keys.
- Select Create Key.
- Copy the Secret Key before closing the window. You can only view the secret key once after creating the API key.
Activate the Trolley plugin in Traide
- Sign in to your Traide dashboard as a marketplace operator.
- Go to Settings -> Apps -> Trolley and set the following fields:
- Access Key: Enter the Access Key ID copied from your Trolley API key.
- Environment: Choose the type of Trolley account you are connecting, either sandbox or production (live).
- Select Save.
- Under Authorization, select Edit beside Secret Key.
- In the Edit Authorization Field window, enter the Secret key copied from your Trolley API key, and then select Confirm.
- Select Activate.
Using Trolley payouts
Once the Trolley plugin is active, your sellers will have the option to enable Trolley as their payout account. You can choose Trolley as the gateway when processing payouts. However, keep in mind:
- Your Trolley account must have sufficient balance to process the payout, inclusive of any fees.
- Each payout recipient must have completed onboarding with an active payout method.
- To send emails to your recipients from Trolley, you must configure your white label settings.
For more information, see the Trolley Documentation.
Onboard sellers
Sellers can easily enroll as a recipient in Trolley from their seller payout settings within Traide. After enrolling, they need to add their preferred payout method, such as bank, Venmo, or PayPal account.