Most affiliate payouts work the same way. You send a buyer, the program records a commission, and then you wait. Days, weeks, sometimes until an approval queue clears. The money sits in someone else's account the whole time.
LinkSpin does not hold anything. When a member buys an ad package, a smart contract on Polygon receives the payment and splits it in that same transaction. By the time the buyer sees the thank-you screen, the sponsor has already been paid.
The split, in numbers
Fifty percent goes to the buyer's direct sponsor. Twenty percent goes to the sponsor's sponsor, level two. Ten percent goes to level three. The remaining twenty percent goes to the platform. These numbers are constants in the contract. Nobody can change them quietly, including us.
Who qualifies for the deeper levels
Level one pays from your very first buyer. Level two opens once two people you referred have each bought a package of twenty-five dollars or more. Level three opens at five such buyers. The ten dollar door package buys ads but does not count toward qualification.
If a level above a buyer is not yet qualified, that share walks up the line to the next qualified position. Nothing disappears into a hold; it is paid to someone in the same transaction, and the ledger shows who.
Read it yourself
Every purchase and every payout is a public transaction on Polygon. The live ledger on LinkSpin lists them in order, with wallet addresses and amounts, and each one links to the block explorer. The contract source is verified, so what you read on the explorer is what runs.
What this is, and what it is not
LinkSpin sells advertising. A package mints ad credits, one cent of delivery per credit, spent across seven formats. The split is a referral commission on those sales. It is not an investment, nobody is promised an income, and the coin it pays in, POL, moves like any crypto asset.
If you have waited on a payout that never came, the ledger is the thing to look at first. Open the live ledger, then join free.
