Both sides
Creators first, then brands. Each one has a link of its own, so an answer can be sent rather than described.
The money is in before the brief opens, reserved at a licensed institution rather than in our working capital. Clause 5.1.
Nothing. The brand pays our fee on top, so the advertised rate is the rate you receive. Clause 5.3.
Each accrual runs its own hold, shown on the clip before you post — clause 5.2. A minimum applies and it is shown in your wallet. Which rails are open depends on your passport and country — disclosed before you work.
No, and there is nowhere here to type one. You authorise a read-only connection on the platform’s own site. On TikTok it reads: “Views, likes, comments and shares. TikTok shares nothing else with us.”
You are told which rule, what we saw, what was required and what it cost. A decision missing any of the four is void, and a person takes it — clause 4.1.
6 you fix and resubmit5 you appeal — every one can be
No. An email gets you an account, and posting and earning need nothing more. Documents start at withdrawal, as late as the rules allow.
MIQPRO OU, Tallinn — in a public register you can check tonight. The rules are published in full and versioned, so a decision reads against the rules that applied when it was made.
Every answer below is a rule the ledger runs on, not a promise this page makes.
Readings come from the platform, we settle on the lowest across the window, and anything voided is never charged. Detection is a control we tune and do not publish.
It stays reserved while the campaign is open and returns to your balance when it closes. A campaign reserves its whole budget up front, which is why creators can see it is funded.
Yes, within your own review deadline, and the rejection names the rule it failed. A decision missing that is not effective — the creator can appeal it.
People posting from their own accounts, each channel proved by its owner. You never receive a password and nothing is re-uploaded.
An invoice from the operator for the deposit, and a per-clip ledger showing what counted, what was voided and why.
The rulebook is published in full and versioned, so a decision reads against the rules that applied when it was made.