Campaign escrow
Reserve the submitted budget so the same advertiser balance cannot be committed to multiple campaigns at once.
Create direct CPA campaigns, reserve budgets in escrow, choose targeting and conversion caps, then distribute approved campaigns to publisher traffic through the network.
Enterprise CPA advertising needs budget protection, moderation, attribution and postback visibility before traffic is sent.
Reserve the submitted budget so the same advertiser balance cannot be committed to multiple campaigns at once.
Configure eligible countries, devices, schedules and other campaign requirements before publisher distribution.
Set daily and lifetime conversion limits to control acquisition volume and prevent uncontrolled spend.
Use per-campaign secrets for advertiser conversion callbacks rather than exposing a single global credential.
Campaign approvals can consider advertiser history, reversals, disputes and rejected campaigns without mixing those signals into publisher traffic quality.
Review campaign spend and conversion performance from the same workspace used for deposits and campaign management.
An advertiser should not be able to fund multiple campaigns with the same dollar. When a direct CPA campaign is submitted, the configured campaign budget is reserved in escrow. Conversion spend is then deducted against that reserved amount.
When a campaign closes, unused escrow can be returned to the advertiser balance. Reversals can restore appropriate campaign accounting while preserving the original conversion record.
Campaigns can define countries, devices, start/end dates, daily conversion caps and total conversion caps. Those controls limit when and where the campaign is eligible before it reaches the offerwall network.
The admin moderation workflow can review campaigns before distribution. Advertiser trust can also support controlled auto-approval policies for accounts with strong history.
Direct campaigns need a server-to-server conversion path. A per-campaign postback secret gives the advertiser a credential scoped to that campaign rather than sharing one network-wide secret.
Idempotent conversion identifiers help prevent duplicate credits when an advertiser retries the same callback. Reversal handling keeps downstream publisher and financial reporting aligned when a previously accepted action is later invalidated.
The submitted campaign budget is reserved in escrow instead of remaining freely spendable in the advertiser balance.
Yes. Direct campaigns can have daily and lifetime conversion caps as well as scheduled start and end times.
A direct campaign can use the advertiser postback endpoint with the campaign-specific secret and transaction data required for attribution.
Advertiser trust is a separate reputation signal based on campaign history, reversals, disputes and moderation outcomes. It is not the same as publisher traffic quality.
Yes. One account can use both sides of the platform while advertiser funds and publisher earnings remain separated.
Fund your advertiser balance, create a campaign and distribute approved offers through the network.