Which Creator Platforms Publish a Payout Hold

Earning money on a creator platform and being able to move it are different events, and the gap between them has a name: the hold.

The platforms whose own terms name a hold

Platform	What its terms say about the wait	Source
All Things Worn	7-day hold on funds; withdrawals batched weekly on Mondays by the admin team	published terms
Fansly	Manual withdrawals: 7-day pending hold, ~48h review, then 1-3 business days (crypto often ~24h)	creator reports
Fanvue	On-request; 7-day pending hold (extendable to 28 days), then 3-7 business days	published terms
HoneyDrip	No fixed cycle published; earnings credited 'within a reasonable time' after fans pay, withdrawable once you clear the (unstated) minimum. USD only	published terms
Luvi (formerly Club)	Manual Payout (requested once the minimum is met) or a scheduled monthly Automatic Transfer; funds route through a MassPay Wallet with holding periods, and instant cash-out costs an extra fee	published terms
ModelCentro	Earnings held ~2 weeks as a chargeback reserve, then paid weekly every Tuesday (next business day around major holidays), starting about the third week after signup. One reviewer instead describes twice-monthly; confirm current terms directly	creator reports
MyDirtyHobby	Earnings released after an approximate 15-day billing/hold period (per creator reviews); no fixed payout day confirmed from the platform's own pages	published terms
MYM (Meet Your Model)	You pick the cadence once the threshold is met (twice-weekly, weekly, twice-monthly or monthly), after holding periods of ~15 days on monthly subs, ~60 days on yearly subs and ~7 days on tips and private/PPV	creator reports
OnlyFans	Manual anytime or automatic weekly/monthly; ~7-day pending hold (21 days in some regions), then roughly 3-10 business days to arrive	creator reports
Sharesome	No standard cash payout. Earnings sit as Flame Credits pending token liquidity and long-promised KYC/withdrawals	published terms
Unlockd	Weekly cashouts; earnings clear ~14 days after a sale, then withdrawals process within ~24 hours (faster than OnlyFans' ~21-day turnaround)	creator reports

There is no speed ranking above, on purpose. Platforms publish a schedule as prose, not as a number of days, and turning "roughly a week" into a figure would mean inventing one. What the record does show is whether a hold is published at all.

How many publish anything about it

Of the 426 platform terms FansChart has on record, 52 say the platform does not publish the figure at all (read between 29 Jul 2026 and 20 Oct 2026).

Counted from FansChart's own records of the fee, payout and policy terms of every platform it has reviewed, read from their published terms and from creator reports. Those are the platforms creators ask about, not a census of the whole market.

Why a hold exists

A hold is the platform absorbing chargeback risk before it hands your money over. A platform with no hold is not necessarily being generous. It may simply deduct the chargeback from you later, and several say in their own terms that they do.

What to do with this

Treat the hold as part of the price. The payout pages list which routes each platform names, and the fee comparison holds what each one takes.