Reward policy
From click to cashout—without the mystery.
This policy explains how Bountura tracks provider-confirmed rewards, reviews beta withdrawals, and runs the weekly $BNTR Bounty Vault distribution.
Who funds rewards?
Independent third-party advertisers and offer providers pay Bountura for eligible, verified actions. Bountura credits the displayed user reward after receiving provider confirmation. Rewards are not funded by member deposits, investments, or payments from newly registered users.
1. Started
An offer must be opened through Bountura so the provider can connect the activity to the correct account. Starting an offer does not guarantee eligibility or payment.
2. Pending verification
After a reported completion, the reward may remain pending while the provider checks eligibility and completion requirements. The expected verification window should be visible before the offer begins.
3. Verified or declined
A verified reward becomes eligible for the available balance. If a provider declines or reverses a completion, Bountura should show the status and any reason supplied by the provider.
4. Missing reward review
Users will be able to submit the offer, completion date, device, and supporting evidence. Bountura will track the support request while the provider reviews it. Provider decisions and evidence rules may limit recovery.
5. Withdrawal
Only verified rewards may be withdrawn. During beta, the minimum request is 10 USDC to a verified Solana wallet or 10 USDG to a verified Robinhood Chain wallet, each verified with a signed message. The payout asset follows the network of the wallet you choose at withdrawal. Requests are reviewed manually within three business days. Any network fee or additional verification requirement is shown before a payment is marked complete.
6. $BNTR and the Bounty Vault
$BNTR is a fixed-supply community token launched on Pons on Robinhood Chain, paired with ETH. Bountura does not sell the token and does not fund distributions from member money. The Bountura team buys $BNTR in the same open pool as everyone else, from one public wallet whose address is published on the token page. Nothing is minted, reserved, or discounted for the team. That wallet is held rather than traded, it is not locked by a contract, and any change is announced on the token page in advance. Bountura keeps a margin on every completed task, being the difference between what the advertiser pays and what the worker is paid. That margin funds the Bounty Vault. Trading fees on $BNTR are the second source: traders pay 3% per trade on Pons, Bountura receives a 2% creator tax, and half of that tax goes into the same vault while the remainder pays for running the business. Once a week, after a published snapshot, the vault buys $BNTR in the open pool and distributes 50% pro-rata to members holding at least 100,000 $BNTR in a verified Robinhood Chain wallet and 50% to the top 50 members by provider-confirmed USDC rewards earned in that week. Reversed rewards are excluded. The programme is discretionary: amounts depend on how much verified task activity the network completes, may be zero in a quiet week, and may be paused or changed with notice on the token page. Bountura points remain non-cash and never convert to $BNTR or USDC. Full rules and the distribution log are on the token page.