Complete your payout profile

Important: Tipalti is the payment service provider for Unity Ads effective January 22, 2024. To receive payouts in 2024 and later, you need to complete your payout profile and your tax form with Tipalti on the Unity Dashboard. For further assistance, or if you have questions about setting up your organization with Tipalti, refer to Tax information, contact the Unity Ads Support team, or contact your Unity Account Manager.

To create or update your payout profile, perform the following steps:

  1. Sign in to the Unity Cloud Dashboard.

  2. Go to the Unity Ads Monetization dashboard > Setup and select Finance.

  3. Select the Payout Profile tab.

    The Payout Profile tab on the Finance page

    Note: If the payout profile is not set up or is not payable for any reason, then this tab is automatically selected.

  4. On the Address page, enter your personal or company information. Some information, such as type, name, or country, is pre-populated from the information you entered when setting up your project. To continue, select Next

    • US Publishers: Ensure that the individual or company name is an exact match of the name that you report to the IRS. Otherwise, your EIN/SSN validation might fail.

    • All Publishers: Ensure that you’re using your company’s official legal name for this tax form.

    Note: If any of the pre-populated information is incorrect, you can request changes to your profile by completing this form.

  5. On the Payment Method page, enter your payment details, and then select Next.

  6. On the Tax Forms page, select an applicable tax form, and then select Complete Form.

    • For more information on specific tax forms, refer to the Tax form details documentation.

    • If you’re not sure which form to use, select Tax form questionnaire or contact your tax advisor.

    Note: If you select Tax form questionnaire, the system provides questions that can help you select the tax form that's most appropriate for you. This questionnaire is only for convenience purposes and doesn't represent tax advice.