An estimated earning can change before it becomes available. A confirmed balance can also have a recorded adjustment. The important questions are which entry changed, what explanation is shown and whether the amount is pending, held or available.
Check the activity entry
Open SelePay and compare the date, source app, currency and reference. A conversion still waiting for its rate is different from a deduction. Read currency and exchange before treating every changed total as a lost payment.
Invalid activity, payment reversals or a correction to reported earnings can require review. A chargeback is a reversal associated with an underlying payment; the word alone does not prove that your own withdrawal failed. Use the explanation attached to your actual entry rather than assuming a particular cause.
Keep estimates separate
Earnings fairness explains why a view count is not a cash balance. A confirmed Tip likewise does not promise an immediate earning credit. You should only plan a withdrawal against the available amount shown in your shared payout account.
Do not repeat an uncertain payout
If a withdrawal fails or is corrected, check for the actual balance adjustment before requesting again. Payout delays explains how to keep the original reference and avoid duplicate requests. Do not assume every failed request automatically returns money.
For an unexplained entry, contact in-app support with the reference, date and difference you noticed. Keep financial-account details private. A support review can investigate the record; it cannot guarantee that every disputed amount will be restored.