Your contribution
gets a place in the loop
Accepted work, eligible funding and 60-second accounting windows
Three parts
One simple policy
Revenue enters the loop after payment clears and the relevant rights, costs and program restrictions have been checked
What could a funded
round look like?
This is an illustration of the allocation rule · it is not a live receipt, an individual reward quote or a token price estimate
A window closes
The record stays clear
Approved contributions receive a weight for the funded round · the available contributor pool is divided using those weights with exact cent accounting
- 01
Work is reviewed
The brief’s review criteria determine whether your contribution is accepted
- 02
Funding clears
Only available, eligible funds can enter a round
- 03
The round settles
Ledger credits are recorded once for each closed window · transfers have their own payout status
Receipts as
they happen
The first receipts will go here
There are no recorded funded settlements or confirmed buybacks yet
Explore the company routeA clock, a reserved balance or an application status is not a completed payment · confirmed activity appears in the ledger