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At My Games Dec 15, 2018 @ 8:12pm
Steamworks Developer Payee Name
I need help to found your own Steamworks developer payee name in the end to make my own Steam games. Here are my website links on what does it looks like to fill in my own payee account number in the end but I will need your own payee name first.
http://dr.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,10428,00.html
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Originally posted by Washell:
Originally posted by At My Games:
Oh come on like how do you guys get paid without filling your own Steamworks Developer billing account properly in the end?
The regular way by our employers, because we're not steamwork developers. I strongly suggest you go over to that forum section, rather than airing this all in public.
Originally posted by At My Games:
so I can pay my own percentage to the Steam company at least when I am selling my own video games on Steam.
The company is Valve, not Steam. And as far as I'm aware, any money you get from them already has their own cut removed from it. They're not going to give you money just for you to pay it back.

Customers pay to Valve, Valve holds the money for two weeks to cover refunds, then sends it on to you, minus anything you owe them.
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cSg|mc-Hotsauce Dec 15, 2018 @ 9:13pm 
Log in here https://partner.steamgames.com/

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At My Games Dec 16, 2018 @ 2:48am 
No I simply already know what is that links like already. I just need the Steamworks Developer payee name... And please read my own question more carefully in the end. It is just something else so I can pay my own percentage to the Steam company at least when I am selling my own video games on Steam.
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At My Games Dec 17, 2018 @ 5:39am 
Oh come on like how do you guys get paid without filling your own Steamworks Developer billing account properly in the end?
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Satoru Dec 17, 2018 @ 5:49am 
https://partner.steamgames.com/steamdirect

Maybe you know read the documentation

Product Submission Fee
In order to get fully set up, you will need to pay a $100.00 fee for each product you wish to distribute on Steam. You can pay this fee with any payment method supported by Steam in your region.

Wire transfers aren’t a supported method
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At My Games Dec 17, 2018 @ 8:03am 
No I need to setup the other payment. The one that cost percentage fees per download instead of the distribution fees. But thanks Satoru for trying.
Last edited by At My Games; Dec 17, 2018 @ 8:04am
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Washell Dec 17, 2018 @ 8:20am 
Originally posted by At My Games:
Oh come on like how do you guys get paid without filling your own Steamworks Developer billing account properly in the end?
The regular way by our employers, because we're not steamwork developers. I strongly suggest you go over to that forum section, rather than airing this all in public.
Originally posted by At My Games:
so I can pay my own percentage to the Steam company at least when I am selling my own video games on Steam.
The company is Valve, not Steam. And as far as I'm aware, any money you get from them already has their own cut removed from it. They're not going to give you money just for you to pay it back.

Customers pay to Valve, Valve holds the money for two weeks to cover refunds, then sends it on to you, minus anything you owe them.
Last edited by Washell; Dec 17, 2018 @ 8:21am
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At My Games Dec 17, 2018 @ 9:18am 
Originally posted by Washell:
The company is Valve, not Steam. And as far as I'm aware, any money you get from them already has their own cut removed from it. They're not going to give you money just for you to pay it back.
Okay thanks Washell I think that payee name is not your own Valve company it suppose to be my own payee account name and my own payee account number in the end. I am just pretty new with my own kind of business accounts. Thanks.
Last edited by At My Games; Dec 17, 2018 @ 3:05pm
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