Botted views never bill.
Every view goes through security before it can cost you anything. Six checks, every post, and a person decides anything that is put on hold. See where the checks sit in a campaign.
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One post, under the scanner.
Keep scrolling to run the scan. Each part of the post is checked against its own rule. The red flags behind each check.
- 1Linked account@riya.routines signed in through Instagram, so the account is proven hers.
- 2Campaign windowPosted 14 March, inside the 10 to 31 March window.
- 3Natural growthViews climbed in a smooth curve, like her last twenty posts.
- 4Real engagement3,904 likes and 212 comments on 48,210 views, in her usual range.
- 5Known bot patternsMost viewers in India, the campaign market. No farm signatures.
- 6One video, one payoutNo earlier copy of this cut on any other account.
And when one goes on hold.
Rules raise the flag. A person decides. The creator always sees why.
- 1Flag raisedA rule fires. The creator is told which check it failed, in the same words a reviewer sees.
- 2Earnings pauseNothing accrues while it waits, so a flagged video can never quietly bill you.
- 3A person reviewsApprove, discount only the suspect part of the traffic, or reject with a stated reason.
- 4AppealThe creator can contest with evidence. Disputes run a structured flow with a 72 hour mediation target, and escrow is held throughout.
- Gate 4 fired: likes far below views for this account.
- Earnings on this post paused. ₹0 accruing while it waits.
- Reviewer discounted 38% of views, kept the rest.
- Creator opened an appeal with screenshots.
Clearance you earn, not followers you buy.
The Trust Score runs from 0 to 100. It's built from delivery history, campaign record, verified identity and how all of it moves over time, and it decides which campaigns a creator can board.
- Delivery history
- 14 orders, 4.9 rating
- Campaign record
- 96% approved, 1 flag
- Identity
- Verified, 3 accounts linked
- Movement
- Up 42 in 12 months
- Campaign
- Spring drop
- Mode
- Reward
- Boarding by
- 31 Mar
Also declared at the gate.
Some checks have nothing to do with counting views.
Brand safety
Submissions are screened for prohibited content before approval, every video has a flag button on the brand side, and there is a takedown route when something slips.
Disclosure enforced
ASCI, FTC and ASA disclosure rules are written into campaign rules and checked at submission, with age gating and location rules on restricted categories.
Data handling
Creator and audience data is handled under India's DPDP Act, GDPR and CCPA, and tax documents are collected per country before a first payout clears.
What holds on every campaign.
- Botted views never billRejected traffic never reaches your invoice.
- Unspent budget always refundsWhat a pool doesn't spend returns to your wallet.
- Content you reject never costs youApproval gates sit before the money moves.
- Released pay stays paidOnce verified and released, it's the creator's. Fraud excluded.
Run one and watch it clear.
A short walkthrough of the modes, the checks above, and what a first pool costs.
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