Getting started
What is the smallest amount I can invest? +
The minimum is set per opportunity and shown on every listing. The lowest open today is $10.
Do I need to verify my identity? +
Not to open an account or browse. You do need to verify before your first withdrawal, which is a legal requirement rather than a preference of ours.
How do I put money in? +
Send USDT, Bitcoin or Ethereum from any wallet or exchange to the address shown in your account, with a code you can scan. We confirm what actually arrived on the chain and credit that amount.
Can I invest in more than one thing at once? +
Yes. Most people hold several positions across different asset classes — that is the point of having farms, mines, currency and crypto in one account.
Returns and payouts
How is the rate worked out? +
It comes from the operator's submitted plan and our review of that plan. We annualise it so you can compare listings, and we always show the basis the operator quoted it on — a monthly rate presented as an annual one is a twelvefold lie, not a rounding difference.
Is the rate guaranteed? +
No. Every rate on this site is a projection of what the operator expects to achieve. It is not a return we owe you, and a project can return less than projected or less than you put in.
When do I get paid? +
Whatever the listing said before you committed — daily, weekly, monthly, on a custom interval, or all at maturity. A scheduled job runs each night and credits what is due, automatically.
Where does the payout go? +
Into your account balance. From there you can withdraw it or invest it in something else.
Getting your money out
Can I withdraw before the term ends? +
Your balance, yes, any time. Money already committed to a project, usually not — it is funding a season, a concession or a programme and cannot be called back early. Each listing states its liquidity before you commit.
Where can I withdraw to? +
A crypto address you added and confirmed yourself. A newly added address waits a short period before it can be used, which stops someone who breaks into your account from adding one and draining it the same day.
How long does a withdrawal take? +
A person reviews and sends it, so it is not instant. We are automating custody; until that ships, a withdrawal depends on someone acting, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise.
Are there fees? +
Fees are set per asset and always shown on screen, with the figure, before you confirm. Nothing is deducted that you were not shown first.
Risk
What happens if a project fails? +
You can lose some or all of the money committed to it. There is no compensation scheme and no fund that makes investors whole. We pursue a defaulting operator and your position stays visible throughout, but we do not repay you on their behalf.
What does "verified" actually mean? +
That a person checked the documents and the numbers, and they held up. It is evidence, not a guarantee of future conduct. Operators can be and are suspended after listing.
Why do you show listings that are still in review? +
Because hiding them would be worse. If something has not been confirmed yet, you should be able to see that before you decide, not after.
The AI assistant
What can it actually do? +
Read your positions, explain them, find opportunities matching what you want, work out returns and projections, and prepare an investment or a withdrawal with every figure filled in.
Can it move my money? +
No. There is no tool in the system that lets it execute a transaction — the limit is structural, not a setting. It prepares; you authorise.
Can I talk to it? +
Yes. Call it from inside your account and hold a real voice conversation, with an end-call button like any phone call. It reaches exactly the same tools and the same limits.
Is it giving me financial advice? +
No. Nothing it says is advice or a recommendation to buy. It is a very fast analyst that reads your account, and the decision remains entirely yours.