Earnings and payouts

Affiliate balance, hold, and requesting a payout

Metrics on the "Payouts" tab

  • Available to withdraw — the amount you can request as a payout (also shown in the affiliate dashboard header as "Available").
  • On hold — CPA accruals waiting for the refund-protection period to end (the percentage of spending is available right away).
  • In requests — amounts in payout requests already submitted.
  • Minimum amount — the threshold below which a payout cannot be requested.

How to request a payout

  1. Open the "Payouts" tab — with the "Withdraw" button in the affiliate dashboard header (if the available amount is below the minimum, the button is labelled "To payouts") or with the "Request payout" button in the "Withdrawals" card on the "Overview" tab. Both buttons only switch the tab.
  2. On the "Payouts" tab, in the "Withdrawals" card, click "Request payout" — the request dialog opens.
  3. Specify the "Payout method", "Amount, $" and payment details. Methods: Bank card, SBP, YooMoney, USDT (TRON), Bitcoin (BTC), Cash (exchange office), PayPal, Wise, DeepScan balance — in the same order as in the form. The set of available methods is defined by the administrator, so the list may not include all of them.
  4. For "Cash (exchange office)" and "DeepScan balance" no payment details are requested: for cash, the administrator will contact you after the request is submitted, and "DeepScan balance" credits the money to your balance to pay for checks.
  5. Track the status in the "Payout history"; a request can be cancelled while it has not been processed — the money returns to the available balance.

Settlements are made in dollars: accruals, balance and payouts are in one currency, with no exchange-rate conversion. The request is reviewed by an administrator, and the payout is made within 5 business days after the request is submitted; after the transfer, the request gets the "paid out" status.

ScreenshotThe "Payouts" tab: the "Withdrawals" card with the "Available to withdraw", "On hold" and "In requests" metrics, and the payout request dialog with the method selector.