How to Say “Payout” in Spanish

pago
/ˈpaɡo/
The English phrase 'payout' is translated into Spanish as pago.
The word pago refers to the act of paying or the amount paid, such as a salary, a debt or an insurance payout. You can use specific phrases like pago del seguro for 'insurance payout' or pago de dividendos for 'dividend payout'.
Meaning: an amount of money paid out (noun)

Which one should you use?

While pago is the most common term for a payout, in specific financial contexts like an insurance settlement or a large lump sum, one might also use liquidación.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of pago is pagos.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈpaɡo/

Did you know?

  • If you are receiving a payout from a large sum of money, you might hear the term desembolso, which literally means 'un-pocketing'.
  • The word pago is a homonym with another word pago that refers to a rural district or countryside area.
  • Spanish speakers may use the phrase cobro to refer to the payout from the perspective of the person receiving the money.

Examples in context

  • El reembolso por la devolución del producto será procesado en los siguientes cinco días hábiles
    The payout for the returned product will be processed within the next five business days
  • La liquidación de los activos luego de la fusión será dividida equitativamente entre las empresas
    The payout of the assets after the merger will be divided equally among the companies
  • ¡Finalmente recibí mi pago de la apuesta de anoche! ¡Es hora de celebrar!
    I finally got my payout from last night's bet! It's time to celebrate!
  • El pago fue muy rápido.
    The payout was very fast.
  • Espero recibir el pago pronto.
    I hope to receive the payout soon.
  • El pago total es de mil euros.
    The total payout is one thousand euros.

Example conversation

Alejandro and María are discussing a lottery win.

  1. Alejandro

    María, ¿ya recibiste el pago del premio?
    María, have you received the prize payout yet?
  2. María

    Sí, Alejandro, el dinero llegó hoy al banco.
    Yes, Alejandro, the money arrived at the bank today.
  3. Alejandro

    ¿Fue el monto exacto que prometieron?
    Was it the exact amount they promised?
  4. María

    Sí, el pago es correcto y completo.
    Yes, the payout is correct and complete.

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