Every view is verified
before it's paid.
What the risk engine looks at
We compare each video's views with that creator's recent approved posts. Sudden, unexplained jumps get a closer look.
Real viewers watch. Bot views typically drop off within the first couple of seconds.
Likes, comments and shares relative to views. Both too low and implausibly high ratios are suspicious.
Organic views come from the Reels and Shorts feeds. Heavy external or unknown traffic is a warning sign.
For India-targeted campaigns, a large share of overseas views suggests purchased traffic.
Organic videos grow and decay naturally. Bought views often arrive in a single vertical spike.
Verified accounts with a long, clean history earn more trust than brand-new ones.
Shared devices, IPs, PAN or UPI across accounts in the same campaign are flagged.
From score to payout
Each submission gets a risk score from 0 to 100, recalculated as new data arrives and again when the hold period ends.
Paid in full for verified views.
Paid on a reduced share of views when some signals look off.
Payment frozen while our team reviews the evidence.
Rejected. Repeat offenders are suspended.
Payouts wait 3–7 days. Platforms often purge fake views within days, so holds make buying views pointless.
Anything the engine isn't sure about goes to a person, and brands can flag any video they find suspicious.
We don't publish exact thresholds (that would help fraudsters), but every decision is logged and can be appealed.