When eBay processes an early withdrawal, they send your available funds before your usual payout date. To do this, eBay:
Creates an early payout, and
Moves the related orders and fees into your next regular payout
This means the early payout itself has no transactions attached.
Where to see eBay early withdrawals in Link My Books
Go to Settlements in Link My Books
Choose your eBay account
Look for entries with the status “Early Withdrawal”
These appear in the list alongside your normal eBay settlements, sorted by date.
What an “Early Withdrawal” payout looks like
When you click an Early Withdrawal entry, you’ll see:
Status: “Early Withdrawal”
No transactions: No orders, fees, or other lines
Informational only: No action buttons (no Send, no Rollback, etc.)
More info: A link to a help article explaining how eBay early withdrawals work
You don’t need to do anything with these entries. They are there so you can:
Confirm eBay created a payout on that date
Understand why it doesn’t show any transactions
Know that the related transactions will appear in a later regular payout
Your usual regular payouts are still what you send to your accounting platform.
If you think an eBay payout is missing
If you’re expecting an eBay payout and don’t see it as a normal settlement:
Open Settlements
Select your eBay account
Check around that date for an “Early Withdrawal” entry
If you see it:
The payout isn’t missing — it was processed as an early withdrawal
The matching orders and fees will appear in your next regular payout
If you still can’t find the payout or things don’t look right, contact support and share the payout date and amount from your eBay account so we can help investigate.