InAppify gateway and revenue settlement

How does the money move?

1. The customer pays through the InAppify gateway.
2. The successful payment enters “InAppify gateway MTR.”
3. The InAppify share and gateway cost are separated.
4. Your net share enters the settlement balance.
5. Your VAT share is added only when the account meets the tax requirements.

What does “InAppify gateway MTR” mean?

It is the gross total of successful payments processed by the shared gateway. It is not the final amount paid out to you.

An eligible payment must be successful, positive, in IRR, and belong to a project owned by the account. Each payment is recorded once.

What is deducted from each transaction?

Current base values:

• InAppify share: 5% of gross amount;
• net gateway fee: 1,200 IRR;
• gateway-fee VAT: 120 IRR;
• total gateway fee: 1,320 IRR.

An account-specific InAppify rate can replace the base rate. The dashboard shows the effective account rate.

Example: how much reaches you?

For a 2,880,000 IRR payment at the base 5% rate:

• total InAppify share: 144,000 IRR;
• total gateway fee: 1,320 IRR;
• your net share: 2,486,073 IRR;
• your VAT share: 248,607 IRR.

If your account is eligible to receive its VAT share, this transaction contributes 2,734,680 IRR to settlement. Otherwise, the payable amount is based on the 2,486,073 IRR net share.

144,000 + 1,320 + 2,734,680 = 2,880,000 IRR

Tax calculation details

The customer payment includes VAT. The system separates tax from gross before calculating the net shares:

Total VAT = gross amount × 10 ÷ 110
Net amount = gross amount - total VAT

Total InAppify share = gross amount × effective InAppify rate
Total gateway fee = 1,200 + 10% = 1,320 IRR

Developer net share
= net amount - net InAppify share - net gateway fee

When is the balance paid?

The current minimum payout is 1,000,000 IRR (100,000 toman).

• At or above the minimum, settlement becomes payout-ready.
• A smaller balance carries into the next period.
• At the end of Esfand, any positive balance becomes payable even below the minimum.

See the Settlement lifecycle for open, carried, pending, and settled states.