How the Aixpa hub works
How the hub keeps money, moves it, shares ad revenue and limits risk. Every fee, share and limit on this page is read from the live API.
Money: one ledger in US dollars
Every balance on the hub is the sum of ledger entries in US dollars. A payment, a revenue share, an ad charge or a payout is one entry, written once and never edited. The entries explain every balance, and a credited balance does not change when a coin's price moves.
What the hub charges
There is no monthly fee and no setup fee. The hub keeps a small part of each payment and a part of ad spend; gateway and network fees are passed on at cost.
- Fee on a payment to a project
- 0.5%
- Fee on an account top-up
- 0%
- Publisher share of ad spend
- 70%
- Hub part of ad spend
- 30%
- Publisher share of offer payouts
- 70%
- Payout fee
- $0
On a 100 USD payment that the gateway passes on in full, the project receives $99.50 and the hub fee is $0.50.
What a balance is not
A balance is not a bank deposit. It earns no interest and no deposit insurance covers it. Keep on the hub only what your sites need to run.
Pay: payments in, payouts out
Payments in
A site asks the hub for an invoice or a permanent deposit address. The hub passes the request to a payment gateway, shows the checkout and confirms the payment to the site with a signed webhook. Gateways deal with the hub, never with the site.
Several gateways sit behind one API. The hub picks the route by itself and moves to the next gateway when one fails. Today it takes 12 coins through 21 payment methods.
- Smallest payment by invoice
- $1
- Smallest to a permanent address
- $1
- Smallest through FaucetPay
- $0.10
One payment is one ledger entry. A repeated confirmation or a webhook retry cannot credit it twice. A payment that arrives too small, late or twice is credited for what arrived or held until a person has reviewed it.
Payouts out
A project or an account withdraws its balance to FaucetPay or on-chain. A payout goes to the address you gave and cannot be called back. When a send fails, the amount returns to the balance it came from. When the result is uncertain, the payout is held until a person has checked it.
- Payout, smallest to largest
- $0.05 – $50
- Payouts a day, per balance
- $200
Ads: campaigns, offers and shares
Advertisers
An advertiser tops up an account balance and runs PTC, banner, text or new-tab campaigns from it. A person reviews every campaign before it runs. Each campaign has a daily cap, and a view or click that fails the traffic checks is not billed.
- PTC, lowest bid per view
- $0.001
- Banner, lowest bid per 1,000 views
- $0.10
- Text, lowest bid per 1,000 views
- $0.05
- New tab, lowest bid per 1,000 tabs
- $0.50
A 100 USD top-up is $100 of campaign budget: up to 100,000 PTC views or 1,000,000 banner views at the lowest bids.
Publishers and offers
A publisher places one script and marks the slots. Banner zones come in 728×90, 300×250, 468×60, 320×50. The publisher's share is credited to the project balance as valid events arrive. Partner offerwalls pay for completed offers, and the publisher gets a share of each payout.
When advertisers spend 100 USD on a publisher's zones, the publisher receives $70 and the hub keeps $30. An offer that pays 100 USD pays the publisher $70.
Safety: limits and what is not promised
How the hub guards money
- Shield shares fraud signals: a device, wallet or email blocked on one connected site is flagged on the others.
- Every ad view and click passes checks before it is charged or paid.
- A person reviews every campaign, and can hold a payout until it has been checked.
- A payout has a size limit of $50 and a daily limit of $200 per balance, so one mistake or one stolen login stays small.
- A project that sends invalid traffic can be suspended, and earnings found invalid later are taken back.
What is not promised
- The hub is not a bank and not an exchange, and a balance is not insured.
- Fees, shares and limits can change; the live values are the ones on this page and in the API.
- What a publisher earns depends on real visitors. The hub promises no amount, and nothing here is financial, legal or tax advice.
- Crypto prices move and networks can be slow. A confirmed crypto payment cannot be pulled back.
- Modules marked Planned are not available yet.