payout

/ˈpeɪ.aʊt/
noun
  1. A large sum of money paid out, such as from an insurance claim, lottery, investment, or settlement.
    • Investors were pleased with the annual payout from the company's profits.
    • The lottery winner received a huge payout of ten million dollars.
    • After the accident, the insurance company approved a payout for the damages.
  2. The act or process of distributing money, especially as a return on investment or as compensation.
    • The settlement included a payout to all affected customers.
    • The casino announced a payout schedule for slot machine winners.
    • The payout of dividends to shareholders happens every quarter.
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