The board is not a country. A campaign is written once and paid in US dollars from one wallet to another, so what decides whether a creator can take it is their channels and their audience — not which side of a border their bank sits on.
Every brand here cleared a verification check before it could publish paid work, and the list is on the page rather than described in a sentence. A marketplace that will not name its buyers is asking to be taken on faith.
A brand in one country paying a creator in another normally means an invoice, a wire, a correspondent bank and a fortnight. Payment here goes wallet to wallet in US dollars on TRON or Solana, and the transaction hash is recorded against the job.
Omu Labs Limited, registration number 78370483. The Terms name it, the Privacy Statement names it as the data controller, and the number is checkable against a public register. A cross-border marketplace that will not say who it is is asking a lot.
Campaign briefs are written by the brand in whatever language its audience reads. The platform is English; the work is not required to be.
Anywhere. Payment is in US dollars to a wallet the creator holds, so there is no cross-border transfer to arrange and no country that has to be on a list. What decides whether a creator can take a campaign is their channels and their audience.
Directly, in US dollars, from its own wallet on TRON or Solana. The platform records and verifies the payment and never holds it, which is why there is no payout schedule and nothing to withdraw from.
No. Both ends are US dollars in a wallet, so nobody has to open an account in the other party’s jurisdiction, and there is no correspondent bank in the middle to lose a fortnight to.
A merchant clears a verification check with us before it can publish. It can build campaigns as drafts while that is pending, but nothing goes live to creators until it clears.