Moloco payout schedule
Moloco invoices publisher earnings at the end of each month and pays on the terms in your Moloco contract.
How Moloco pays publishers
An invoice is generated automatically at the end of every month, and payment follows the payment terms in the publisher's contract. Net days are not published.
| Invoice | Generated automatically at the end of every month |
| Payment timing | Per the payment terms in your publisher contract; Moloco does not publish standard net days |
| Payout methods | ACH / direct deposit (US only) or wire transfer; wires are paid in USD |
| Before the first payout | Enter payment details and complete a tax form in the Moloco publisher dashboard |
Source: View invoices and payment history (Moloco SDK Help Center) (checked 2026-11-06). Terms in your own agreement or dashboard take precedence.
Don’t wait for Moloco to pay
ScalrX Capital is a receivables factoring company for apps and games. We buy what Moloco owes you and pay most of it upfront, usually about three days after you sign the terms. When Moloco pays, the purchased receivables settle. No loan schedule and no equity.
How it works in detail: ad network receivables financing and App Store & Google Play financing. All platforms on one page: ad network payment terms.
Payout schedules for other platformsDon’t wait for the payout date.
We buy your store and ad-network receivables and pay you upfront in about 3 days. Pricing counts only the actual days until the platform pays.
Questions, answered
When does Moloco pay publishers?
Moloco generates your invoice automatically at the end of every month and pays it on the payment terms in your contract. Standard net days are not published, so check your agreement.
How does Moloco pay?
By ACH or direct deposit for US publishers, or by wire transfer in USD.
Can I get my Moloco revenue earlier?
Yes. ScalrX Capital factors receivables from ad networks including Moloco: we pay most of what the network owes you about three days after you sign the terms, and the receivables settle when the network pays.