Profile
What a subscriber sees, and where we reach you
Shown on every marketplace card carrying your products. Changing it does not change your product codes.
Permanent. It appears in the event stream and in every subscriber’s history.
Where withdrawal confirmations and handshake requests are sent. Changing it sends a confirmation to both addresses.
Read-only. Your track record length is derived from your products, not from this date.
Security
Two of these cannot be turned off
Two-factor authentication
On, and mandatory
Mandatory on this panel and not switchable. These accounts control products other people’s money follows, which is a different risk from a subscriber’s own account.
Account password
Last changed 61 days ago
Changing it signs out every other session.
Withdrawal code
Required on every withdrawal, whatever the amount
Same authenticator. A threshold would tell an attacker the largest amount they can take unchallenged.
Sessions
2 active — this one and a desktop in Dubai, 3 days ago
Payout
Where the money goes, and on whose terms
Paid in
USDT, on TRC-20 or ERC-20
Saved addresses
2 — managed on Wallet
A new one is held 24 hours before it can be withdrawn to, and you are emailed when one is added.
Revenue share
70% of wholesale
Set by the platform. It is not negotiable from this panel and is not per product.
Settlement
Monthly, after the month closes
KYC
Verified
Verified 20 February 2025. A withdrawal cannot be sent to an unverified provider, whatever the balance says.
Notifications
What reaches you, and how urgently
The one alert worth waking up for — a disconnected master means your product is silently doing nothing.
Time-boxed to ten minutes, so an email you read an hour later is of no use. This also pushes.
Only when the gap is more than 5% of the fan-out — every signal misses somebody occasionally, and an alert that fires daily is an alert nobody reads.
Daily digest rather than per event.
Withdrawal emails are sent whatever this says — the confirmation link is part of the flow, not a notification.