@Stephanie
Please forward the following to the team, Steph...
Airbnb has a duty of care to their hosts, not to mention, a legal responsibility - as per their own Payments ToS - to inform and update affected users, without delay, of exactly what's going on with the sudden and unexplained changes in source and timing of their payments.
Some UK hosts are now reporting delayed and missing payments as far back as July and August, although at this point, it's unclear whether this relates to the apparent recent changes in payment processing entities, or as a result of the usual long-term, known "glitches" that every Airbnb irregularity gets blamed on. It's simply not acceptable - legally, morally or ethically - that committed, hardworking hosts should be left completely in the dark, and stonewalled by CX when trying to trace money that is rightfully theirs.
In many instances, it's people's livelihoods we're talking about here, and countless hosts are being left short of income they're depending on to pay mortgages, rents, bills, school fees, family expenses etc. etc. Not only that, many are being hit with penalties from their banks when the expected Airbnb funds aren't arriving in their accounts in time to meet their own financial obligations, so they're out of pocket for that too.
Sort it out, Airbnb. Host earnings are not the company's own personal piggy-bank, to play with as they see fit.