1. FundingThe brand adds campaign funds through our payment aggregator, which accepts UPI, Debit and credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, RuPay, American Express), Net banking. Amounts are quoted in INR (Indian rupees, ₹) unless the brand is billed outside India. We never see or store a card number: cards are tokenised by the aggregator under the Reserve Bank of India's card-on-file rules. Money added to campaign funds is not refundable; it can be committed to any of the brand's campaigns.
2. EscrowOn signature, the campaign amount plus applicable taxes moves out of the brand's campaign funds and is held. The creator can see it is held before starting work. If the campaign is cancelled or not delivered, the held amount returns to the brand's campaign funds.
3. ReleaseWhen a deliverable is approved — by the brand, or automatically if the brand does not respond within the review window stated in the agreement — and its post is confirmed live on the platform, the creator's share is released to their earnings.
4. WithdrawalCreators in India withdraw to a verified UPI ID or bank account; creators elsewhere withdraw to a verified international bank account. Creators outside India must complete tax-treaty documentation before their first international payout — it is reviewed once. Large settlements (above a per-currency threshold, ₹50,000 for Indian-rupee campaigns) require a second authorised approver on our side before they are sent.
Every campaign runs in a single currency, chosen by the brand. Money is accounted in integer minor units of that currency; nothing is rounded in a way that loses money. Creators may withdraw in a supported currency of their choice — conversion happens at payout, at the rate shown before they confirm. A payment that has been released against verified delivery is not reversed unilaterally — it can only be adjusted through the dispute process below.