Start getting paid on eBay

If you’re a new seller on eBay, you can register by creating a listing using the link below. You can also see our page on registering as a seller for more information.

Once you've registered as a seller, you can start selling on eBay. To comply with applicable laws, we’ll ask you for additional information to complete verification. Verifying your details helps you avoid any delays in receiving your payouts.

Specific payment methods

If you list an item on one of the eBay websites shown in the table below, the respective specific payment methods may be made available to your buyers for your listing. These payment methods are offered by our integrated and licensed payment partners and are subject to specific Payment Partner Terms. You agree that the Payment Partner Terms will be automatically displayed in our checkout process in accordance with our Payments Terms of Use - opens in new window or tab. These terms are hereby incorporated into your sales contract with buyers who choose a specific payment method.

Here you will find an overview of these payment methods and our partners:

Helpful articles

Get off to a good start by reading our guides on how to set up your selling account and get paid on eBay.

Learn what information is needed in order to become a seller.

Learn how and when you'll receive payouts for items you’ve sold.

Learn how and when we charge fees and selling costs.

Learn why your payout may be put on hold.

Learn how to change your payout method.

Learn how to update your phone number, address, or email address.

Learn what reports are available to you in order to reconcile your eBay sales.

Learn about the EU regulation and what you need to do as a business seller.

Register for eBay to manage your payments

To sell on eBay, you must be registered for eBay to manage your payments. If you haven't signed up yet, you'll be guided through the registration process the next time you create a listing. Alternatively, you can register for eBay to manage your payments by updating your account settings.

Once you’ve registered, you can get back to selling items on eBay. Once you’ve completed registration, your item will be listed. You can also relist any items that are in your Unsold folder.

Until you complete registration, eBay may restrict your ability to list, including, without limitation, restricting new listings, restricting changes to existing listings, or ending listings.

If you use third-party tools to help manage your listings, inventory, finances, or refunds, there should be no change in how you use those tools.