Payouts
Crypto payout methods and how to choose one
Three rails, one balance, $0.50 minimum and no withdrawal fee from our side. The only cost is the network fee, which differs enormously between them.
| Rail | Best for | Network cost |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin Lightning | The smallest balances — near-instant and effectively free. | Fractions of a cent |
| Litecoin (LTC) | Everyday withdrawals; fast confirmations, accepted almost everywhere. | A cent or so |
| USDT | Holding a stable value instead of a volatile coin. | Depends on the network you withdraw to |
Which one should you pick?
- Cashing out $0.50–$5: Lightning. Any on-chain fee is a meaningful slice of a small balance.
- Cashing out regularly: Litecoin. Cheap, quick and simple to move onward.
- You do not want price swings: USDT, and double-check you are sending to a matching network.
What happens after you request a withdrawal
- Your confirmed balance is locked into the withdrawal so it cannot be spent twice.
- Automated risk checks run. Clean requests move straight into the payout queue.
- Anything unusual goes to manual review — that is the slow path, and it exists to keep the pool solvent.
- Once sent, the transaction hash is attached to the withdrawal so you can verify it on-chain yourself.
Current processing times are published on payout status. There is no fee from us on any rail and no minimum beyond $0.50.
Getting the address right
Crypto payments are irreversible. Addresses are validated against the rail you chose before a withdrawal is accepted, but a valid address on the wrong network is still a lost payment. Copy and paste it from your wallet — never type it out.
Where the balance comes from
Everything you earn from offers is stored in cents in an append-only ledger, so your balance is always the sum of real events rather than a number someone can edit. Read how get-paid-to offers work for the earning side.