Do you know where and how to check your order fee, boost fee and incentives? Scroll down and find all of the fee-related information here!
Do you know where and how to check your order fee, boost fee and incentives? Scroll down and find all of the fee-related information here!
Payment and payment invoice of previous cycle is processed and shown in the Rider App WEEKLY on Wednesdays. The payment cycle starts every Saturday and cut-off every Friday*. The time needed to process your payment varies depending on your bank, so please allow a few days for your bank to process the transfer.
For your acceptance boost fees, they will be calculated and shown in the Earnings page in the Rider App every Monday and will appear on your invoice as ‘Fee Adjustment - Boost Fees’.
*Note: If the zone you go online has late night delivery service, the payment cycle will start every Saturday at 00:00 and will cut-off at 23:59 PM on the following Friday. Payment and payment invoice of previous cycle remains unchanged which is processed and shown in the Rider App WEEKLY on Wednesdays.
Longer distance deliveries often take a longer time to complete, so Deliveroo offers you a fee system that pays based on the distance and time that each delivery will take to complete. This means that you are paid more for deliveries that make you travel further.
This way of calculating fees takes into account how far each order will take you, offering a different fee for every order and a fair system of paying more for orders that take you further.
Look out for the ⚡ sign in the "Planner" of your rider app, or simply stay tuned to our emails, Rider Website posts and Telegram messages every Friday to know more about when and where the incentives apply!
Click here to check out the updated Weekly Incentives Announcement post!
You can now earn more when you deliver more. If your acceptance rate is 80% or above by the end of each Friday, we’ll add a boost fee to every order you completed. On the home page of your Rider App, you will be able to see the following:
Remember, your boost fees will be calculated and shown in the Earnings page in the Rider App every Monday and will appear on your invoice as ‘Fee Adjustment - Boost Fees’.
Below is an example for the calculation of total order fees with incentives:
Your payment invoice is issued WEEKLY on Wednesdays, showing you how much you earned from the previous payment cycle, including your acceptance boost fee.
If you finish Friday with an acceptance rate of 80% or above, your invoice will show "80% Acceptance reached". In turn, if your acceptance is below 80% by every Fridays, you will not earn any of the boost fees and your invoice will show "80% Acceptance not reached".
Payment and payment invoice of the previous cycle is processed and shown in the Rider App WEEKLY on Wednesdays. The payment cycle starts every Saturday and cut-off every Friday. The time needed to process your payment varies depending on your bank, so please allow a few days for your bank to process the transfer.
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You will receive your fees ONLY via a bank transfer to the bank account that you had provided when you registered with us. You can change that by yourself through the Rider App > Click on your profile on the top left corner of the app > Details > Update Bank Details
**Please note that you can only use the rider account holder’s personal account to collect payment.
Please reference to this page for more information regarding how to enter your details. Wrong bank details can lead to a delay in you receiving your service fees and could take up to 1 month to re-process your payment.
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The calculation is based on a combination of the distance an order will travel, as well as the time we expect it may take to complete. The time it takes to travel the same distance may be different across different zones.
Every fee reflects the order journey from where you are to the restaurant and from there to the customer, taking into account non-travel elements such as estimated waiting at the restaurant, parking or finding the customer. Keep an eye out for surge fees being offered in the app – these mean you can make more during busy times.
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We would have informed you in advance if there was a delay in the processing of your payment, this will usually be due to a public holiday. Please allow a few days for your bank to process your payment. The time needed varies according to the bank you use. If this is not the case, please send us a message via the Rider Website.
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The fee for each delivery is calculated based on the distance as well as how long it is expected it will take you to complete the delivery. This fee will still stay the same – whether it takes you more or less time than we expected – however you are free to take your preferred route to complete the delivery.
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The delivery fee that you see before accepting an order is the full fee (not including the boost fee) for completing that delivery.
The full fee is shown on your App when you complete the delivery that you accepted.
You can choose to reject or unassign from any orders you are offered, however this means your acceptance rate might be affected. It is not possible to be paid for any fee only if you choose to be unassigned from the delivery before it is completed.
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Our weekly incentive plan will be updated every Friday evening.
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If the incentive is an in-app ‘lightning⚡’ surge such as weekly incentives that are available in your area during a specific time, the 1.3x boost will be applied to the overall order fee. For more details, please refer to the table below for reference:
Other fees such as tips, and other bonuses will not be factored into your boost fees.
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If your acceptance rate is below 80% at the end of Friday, you will not earn any boost fees. However, you’ll still receive the order fees for the deliveries you’ve completed. You can view your cumulative order fees in the earnings page.
To know more details of your boost fees, you may also go to your Earnings page, click on your current balance, then ‘Get paid’, and click ‘View Invoice’.
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With the in-app "Get paid" feature! You can get paid whenever you want, as often as you want.
Simply click the “Get paid” button on your Earnings page and receive the payment in 1 working day. This way you can better manage your finances and have access to money in an emergency. By selecting Early Cash Out, you will discount your delivery fees by HK$5 in return for Deliveroo agreeing to pay you earlier than the normal weekly payment cycle. You will see a line item called “Prompt Payment Discount” under your delivery fees on our invoice. Don't worry, you choose not to use this feature, you will still get paid weekly on Wednesdays.
Kind reminder! Sometimes it might take extra days for the payment to arrive, so please be patient!
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Yes. You can cash out whenever you want instead of waiting for the weekly payments, as often you want, by tapping 'Get paid' on the Earnings page in the Rider app. By selecting Early Cash Out, you will discount your delivery fees by HK$5 in return for Deliveroo agreeing to pay you earlier than the normal weekly payment cycle. You will see a line item called "Prompt Payment Discount" under your delivery fees on our invoice.
Don't worry, if you choose not to use this feature, you will still get paid weekly on Wednesdays.
Kind reminder! Sometime the feature might be restricted due to different circumstances and take extra time to resume. If you need any assistant, please do not hesitate to click the button below to reach out our Rider Support.
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