Member guide
Every free way to earn ad credits, the claim streak, and the one thing that makes the credits worth anything: spending them on a campaign.
Earn credits › Watch ads. Five ads a day. Each one opens full screen, a 10-second countdown runs while you look, you pass a quick click-the-icon check, and you earn 1 credit. Finish all five and the Claim button appears.
The claim pays more the more days in a row you claim it. Miss a day and it restarts at day 1.
| Consecutive day | Claim pays |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | 5 credits |
| Day 2 | 7 credits |
| Day 3 and on | 10 credits |
| Every 7th day in a row | 25 credits |
The hint under the set always tells you which day you are on and what tomorrow's claim pays. Days are counted in UTC, so the set resets at 7 PM Central.
When the set is claimed, the done screen offers verified visits: up to 20 a day, 1 credit each. You open a member's site in a new tab, stay for the dwell, and the visit counts. Each visit is unique per site per day, so it is 20 different sites, not one site 20 times.
Signing in pays 5 credits a day, rising by one for each consecutive day up to 10. Milestone badges pay too: Spark when payouts are on, Surge at your first qualifying buyer, Circuit at two, Nexus at five.
Credits sitting in your balance do nothing. Campaigns › New campaign: pick a banner or a text ad, give it a name and a budget in credits, point it at your own invite link or wall, and launch. Banner and text ads also push out to the partner network, so a 100-credit campaign is a hundred cents of real delivery. The done screen has a one-tap button for this after every claim.
Two things to know: a campaign reserves its whole budget the moment you start it, so your available balance drops right away and never surprises you later, and login ads are the one format that needs purchased credits.
Everything above is about credits, the currency that runs your advertising. The second kind of earning is POL, real money sent to your own wallet, and it comes from one place: ad packages bought by people in your line.
When anyone buys a package, the smart contract splits the price in the same transaction: 50% to the buyer's sponsor (level 1), 20% to the sponsor's sponsor (level 2), 10% to the one above that (level 3), and 20% to the platform. There is no balance to withdraw and no request to make. The POL lands in the wallet on your account before the buyer's page has finished refreshing, and every payout carries a link you can open on Polygon.
The invite link you opened most recently before creating your account sets your sponsor, and it locks the moment the account exists. Linked positions from Qualified Start count toward your badges, and their purchases pay your main position at level 1.
Earnings shows three cards: payouts sent to your wallet, referral events in your line, and your purchases, every row with its Polygon link. If a share you expected is missing, use Trace a payment on that tab: it shows, purchase by purchase, who was paid at each level and why a level was skipped. The usual answers are not yet qualified at that block, a Qualified Start position buying under its own main wallet, or payouts not switched on. The live ledger shows the whole network's payouts as they happen.
No income is guaranteed. Results depend on your effort. Cryptocurrency involves risk of loss. InstantAdPay sells advertising; it is not an investment.