List payouts
Returns your payouts, newest first, one page at a time. Filter by status to see what is held or scheduled,
by paid_after and paid_before to build a monthly statement, or by referral_id to find one deal’s share.
Each payout carries the statement_descriptor that appears on your bank statement, so you can match the
two with a string comparison. A payout’s status describes where the commission is in the process. It does
not mean O.J. holds money on your behalf the way a bank would.
Authorizations
One client per partner per environment. Access tokens expire after 15 minutes. Scopes are granted per client. Sandbox clients use https://sandbox.api.meet-oj.com/oauth/token.
Query Parameters
Only return payouts in this state. Where your share of the commission is.
estimated is what you would earn if the current offer funds. pending means the deal has funded and O.J.
has invoiced the lender. received means the lender has paid O.J. held means O.J. is holding your share
until the lender's clawback window has passed. (A clawback is when a lender takes a commission back because
the borrower defaulted very early.) scheduled means a payout date has been set. paid means the money has
been sent to you. reversed means the lender clawed the commission back.
These states describe where the commission is in the process. They do not mean O.J. holds money for you the way a bank would.
The account the money goes to is set once, by a person at your company, during onboarding on an O.J.-hosted page. That page also collects your tax form (W-9 or W-8) and runs sanctions screening. The destination cannot be changed through the API, and an AI agent using your account can read payouts but cannot change where they go. O.J. issues 1099-NEC forms at year end.
estimated, pending, received, held, scheduled, paid, reversed Only return the payout for this referral.
Only return payouts paid on or after this date.
Only return payouts paid before this date.
1 <= x <= 100Cursor — the id of the last object on the previous page.

