How you get paid

Flixerpay never holds the money

This is the rule the whole product is built around. Flixerpay does not run a wallet, does not take your money into an account, and does not pay you itself. Every naira moves on the Uphiva rail — your Uphiva wallet on one side, the brand's on the other. Flixerpay's job is to decide what is owed and tell Uphiva to move it.

That is why signing in with Uphiva is step one: it is where your earnings land.

The path from post to payout

1. The brand funds the campaign on Uphiva. Before a campaign goes live, its budget is ring-fenced on the brand's Uphiva wallet — the same naira cannot be promised twice.
2. You do the work and submit your proof.
3. The brand approves. Approval is the trigger: Flixerpay instructs Uphiva to release your bounty from the ring-fenced budget straight to your wallet.
4. You hold the money on Uphiva. It never passes through Flixerpay, so there is nothing here to withdraw — it is already yours, in your wallet.

The platform fee

Flixerpay's fee is a share of the bounty, taken from the release — not an extra charge on top. On the standard creator tier it is 8%; paying for a higher tier lowers it (down to 5%, then 3%). So a lower fee is something you buy, and it means you keep more of every approved bounty. The fee is collected on the Uphiva rail as part of the same release, so you never send it separately.

XP and Flexcoin

Approved work also earns XP (which moves you up the leaderboard and the season) and Flexcoin (redeemable in Uphiva). These are separate from your naira bounty — they reward consistency, not just a single post.

Why there is no "withdraw" button

On platforms that hold your money, you earn, then withdraw. Flixerpay skips the middle: because the money settles directly on your Uphiva wallet at approval, it is already withdrawn the moment it is yours. If a payout has not arrived, it is because the work has not been approved yet — or the question is one for Uphiva, where the money lives.