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# Other Payment methods
Afflr supports multiple alternative payout methods, allowing you to reward affiliates flexibly based on your business preference.
### **Coupon Payouts**
Coupon payouts allow affiliates to receive discount coupons that can be redeemed in your store.
#### **Enable Coupons in Afflr**
Enable coupons from **Dashboard → Settings → Payments**, set a minimum payout threshold, auto-approval preference, expiry date, and save changes.
#### **Pay Affiliates Using Coupons**
From **Dashboard → Payout → Balance**, select an affiliate, enter the amount, choose **Coupon**, confirm exclusivity if needed, and complete payment.
### **Store Credit Payouts**
Store Credit allows affiliates to redeem earnings as credits for future purchases in your store.
#### **Enable Store Credit in Afflr**
Turn on Store Credit from **Settings → Payments**, configure threshold, approval method, expiration date, and save the settings.
#### **Pay Affiliates Using Store Credit**
Go to **Dashboard → Payout → Balance**, select the affiliate, enter the amount, choose **Store Credit**, review, and confirm payment.
### **Offline (Manual) Payouts**
Offline payouts allow you to manage affiliate payments manually in Afflr.
From **Dashboard → Payout → Balance**, select the affiliate, click '**Record payment**', review details, and complete payment.
With multiple payout options available, Afflr ensures flexible and convenient affiliate payments that suit different business needs.
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