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How you pay and how you withdraw: from the wallet to your account
How to top up the wallet for campaigns (card or PayPal, in euros) and how to withdraw what a channel earns (PayPal or bank transfer), step by step.
In short
Advertisers top up the wallet by card or PayPal, in euros, and assign a budget to each campaign. Channel owners build up the profit from valid clicks and withdraw it with PayPal or bank transfer, once they reach the minimum shown in the app. The two balances stay separate, inside the same account.
Two balances in the same account
With the same account you can advertise and host ads, and the app shows two balances. The balance for campaigns is fed by top-ups and funds your budgets. The channel profit grows with every valid click on the ads you host, and you withdraw it. Amounts are always in euros. If you only advertise you use the first balance, if you only have a channel the second.
If you advertise
- You top upBy card or PayPal, in euros.
- Balance for campaignsThis is where the budget comes from.
- Campaign budgetA spending ceiling that is never exceeded.
- Valid clicksThey are taken from the budget.
If you have a channel
- Valid clicks in your channelOn the ads you host.
- Channel profitA share of the cost of each click.
- You ask to withdrawOnce past the minimum shown in the app.
- PayPal or bank transferOn the method you saved.
Illustrative diagram: it shows the logic, not real numbers.
Topping up the balance for campaigns
You top up with a credit or debit card or with PayPal. From the Mini App the payment opens in the external browser and, when you come back, the balance has updated. Bank transfer is a withdrawal method only.
When you launch a campaign, its budget comes out of the available balance: a whole amount in euros that works as a spending ceiling. Every valid click is taken from the budget, and when the budget runs out the campaign closes. If the campaign closes by itself because the budget ran out, or you archive it while it is scheduled or stopped, the unspent part returns to the balance for campaigns. The conditions on top-ups, including what happens to an unused balance, are in the Terms.
Withdrawing what a channel earns
Every valid click on an ad in your channel adds to the channel profit, which you see in the “Earnings” and “Wallet” sections. To withdraw you need three things:
- your billing details, as an individual or as a company;
- a saved withdrawal method: the email of your PayPal account or an IBAN;
- the withdrawal minimum, which the app shows you.
The request covers all the available profit. With PayPal the payment starts by itself after the request, to the email you saved, and its status updates at intervals. Support handles bank transfers by hand, to the IBAN you saved. Payment times are those stated in the Terms.
How you get to earnings is explained in the guide for channel owners. To set the budget there is the campaign guide, and what counts as a valid click is in valid clicks and reports.
Frequently asked questions
In which currency do I pay and withdraw?
In euros, both for topping up and for withdrawing.
Can I use my channel earnings to advertise?
In the app they are two separate balances: campaigns are funded with the topped-up balance, and channel earnings are withdrawn.
Do I need a different account to collect?
No. The account you use to advertise also hosts ads and withdraws.
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Advertising and channels in one account
With the same account you run campaigns and host ads in your own channels.