Straight answers.
What you are leasing, how crediting works and where the risks sit.
What exactly am I leasing?
A bot lease is a fixed-duration commercial plan recorded in your account, with a cost and a configured credit schedule. Bot names and images are conceptual.
Are the monthly figures guaranteed returns?
No. The figures are a configured schedule, not independently verified trading performance or guaranteed investment returns. Capital and returns are subject to risk, including total loss. Read the full terms and obtain independent advice.
How does daily crediting work?
Once enabled by the operator, credits accrue after complete 24-hour periods using the monthly amount divided on a 30-day basis. Fractional cents carry forward. Credits are placed in your profits wallet and can be reinvested or requested for payout.
What happens when a lease ends?
The recorded lease capital is scheduled to return once to your available wallet after the calendar-month maturity date when accounting runs. This is a platform accounting rule, not insurance against loss or proof that capital is secured.
Can I choose my payout wallet?
Yes. You can request payouts from either profits or bonuses. The amount is reserved while pending. A rejection returns it to the same wallet. Payouts are manually reviewed; approval records an externally completed payment.
How do referrals and ranks work?
Your username becomes your referral link. You earn 20, 15, 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 percent of the daily earnings of your downline across ten levels, plus 10%, 5% and 3% of approved deposits at levels 1 to 3, all paid to your bonus wallet. Eight ranks require both cumulative team volume and qualifying direct leaders. Each rank reward is paid once.
How do I top up?
New top-ups use USDT through NOWPayments. The invoice shows the exact network, amount and address. Funds are credited after a signed payment notification and provider-side status check report completion. If NOWPayments is switched off, the operator may offer manual USDT on Ethereum/ERC20; those deposits remain pending until an administrator checks the transaction. USD invoices use nominal 1 USD = 1 USDT accounting parity, not a live market quote.