The settlement period varies for every payment method and the settlement scheme (aggregator or direct).
Aggregator Settlement scheme means that the funds will be settled from DOKU to your bank account, while the Direct Settlement scheme means that your funds will be settled directly from the bank or payment channel to settled to your bank account. The settlement period for Aggregator Settlement scheme is determined by DOKU, while the settlement period for Direct Settlement scheme is determined by the acquiring bank or payment channel.
The following is the settlement period table for Aggregator Settlement scheme based on each payment method and payment channel.
| Payment Method | Payment Channel or Acquiring Bank | Settlement Period |
| Credit Card | BRI, BNI, Bank Mandiri | T+3 |
| Virtual Account | BCA | T+2 |
| Other banks | T+1 | |
| e-Wallet | OVO | T+2 |
| ShopeePay | T+2 | |
| LinkAja | T+2 | |
| DOKU Wallet | T+1 | |
| QR Code | QRIS | T+1 |
| Paylater | Akulaku | T+2 |
| Kredivo | Tuesdays and Fridays | |
| Indodana | T+2 | |
| BRI Ceria | T+2 | |
| Retail (Cash) | Alfa Group | T+4 |
| Indomaret | T+4 | |
| Direct Debit | BRI | T+2 |
| CIMB | T+2 | |
| Digital Banking | Jenius Pay | T+2 |