"Weekly" is a schedule, not a guarantee of an amount. This is what the schedule means and what sits behind the number.
The mechanics
- A deposit is credited and a cycle is opened against it, dated from the credit.
- The cycle runs for the published length — see the plan terms for the figure on each tier.
- At the end of each payout interval, the programme credits what the plan's terms allow, up to the published cap.
What "up to" means
The cap is the ceiling, exactly as in how a plan is priced. A payout of less than the cap is not a malfunction; it is the ceiling doing its job. Any figure presented as a flat weekly amount for everyone is a simplification, and we would rather explain the mechanism than print the simplification.
What a payout is not: a return on the crypto market, or a prediction about it. The programme governs the treatment of a deposit. The market governs the underlying value. Why crypto is volatile is worth reading before either is conflated.
Conditions that matter
- Holds during the cycle. A cycle is a commitment for its length. Early withdrawal is a separate process with its own conditions — read it before depositing.
- Working days. Payouts are processed on working days; a weekend is a delay, not a loss.
- Identity in order. Verification must be complete for a payout to release. This is a legal requirement, not a platform decision.
Keeping a record
Your dashboard shows each credit with its date and the cycle it belongs to. If a figure ever looks wrong to you, the Help Center is the place to raise it — open a ticket and it will be looked at with the transaction in front of the person reading it.