Getting paid
Payout schedules, minimum thresholds, and what to expect on payment day.
Updated 2026-05-21
The network you joined sets your payment terms, not the platform. Most networks share the same broad structure though, summarised below.
Payment cycle
Most networks run on Net-30: conversions that fire in calendar month M are paid out around the first week of month M+1. Some networks offer faster cycles (Net-15 or Net-7) for top publishers — ask your account manager.
Minimum payout
A typical minimum is $100 USD. If your monthly balance is below the threshold, the balance rolls forward to the next cycle until it clears.
Payment methods
Common methods include:
- PayPal — same-day in most regions, ~1.5% fee absorbed by the network
- Wire transfer / SWIFT — 1–3 business days, fee varies, usually requires $500+ minimum
- Payoneer — useful in regions where PayPal is unavailable
- USDT / USDC — increasingly common, settles in minutes; KYC may be required
The network configures which methods are available on their end. Open your Profile → Payment section to see what's offered for your account.
You must complete your tax form (W-9 for US, W-8BEN for non-US) before your first payout will release. The form lives under Profile → Tax info.
How to read your statement
On payment day, the network generates an invoice you can download as PDF. It includes:
- Total approved conversions in the cycle
- Adjustments (chargebacks, reversed conversions, bonuses)
- Net payable amount
- Reference number for the wire / PayPal transaction
Always reconcile against your Conversion detail report for the same date range. If something looks off, raise it with your account manager before end-of-month — adjustments take 1–2 cycles to apply.