FAQ
Questions about Vyralizer, answered plainly.
Learn how Share Requests, approved shares, budgets, proof, refunds, withdrawals, and support work before you start.

Before you startSharing. Proof. Money. Rules.
What does Vyralizer do?
Vyralizer lets someone create a Share Request for something they want spread. Other people can choose to share it and earn money after their share is approved.
You can use Vyralizer both ways with one account. You can create Share Requests, and you can also earn by sharing Share Requests you choose.
What can I ask people to share?
You can create a Share Request for a link, post, video, event, offer, product, song, page, announcement, local business, public message, or another allowed item.
The Share Request should explain what you want shared, where it can be shared, the pay per share, and what proof is required.
Who creates a Share Request?
The person or business that wants something shared creates the Share Request.
They add the link or message, write the instructions, choose the pay per share, set the total budget, and decide whether people need approval before sharing.
Who shares it?
A Promoter is a person who wants to earn by sharing.
Promoters browse available Share Requests, choose the ones that fit them, share where allowed, and submit proof for review.
Do people have to share my request?
No. People choose what they share.
A clear request, fair pay, simple instructions, and a useful or interesting offer can make a Share Request more attractive.
How much does it cost to create a Share Request?
You choose the Promoter Pay and the total maximum amount you are comfortable paying. Stripe charges exactly that selected total.
Before payment, Vyralizer shows the payment method, estimated processing fee, estimated available budget, and estimated approved shares.
After settlement, the actual Stripe processing fee and exact available budget replace the estimate.
Can I pay by card or bank account?
Yes. Vyralizer supports debit or credit card funding and ACH Direct Debit from a bank account.
Card funding is faster and currently has a higher processing-cost estimate. ACH Direct Debit is recommended for larger funding amounts, but it can take multiple business days, may require verification and a mandate, and may fail or be returned.
Bank funding cannot be spent while it says Bank payment processing. Available budget appears only after the bank payment is confirmed.
Can I use Bank Transfer for a large payment?
Bank Transfer is intended for reviewed large and enterprise funding.
Live Bank Transfer capability is not available yet. Compare the current methods and contact Vyralizer before planning large funding.
What does the $100 card example mean?
Using Vyralizer's current observed test schedule, a $100 card payment has an estimated $3.20 processing fee and an estimated $96.80 available budget.
At $1 Promoter Pay, each approved share uses $1.50: $1 for the Promoter and $0.50 for Vyralizer. That gives up to 64 estimated approved shares.
The $3.20 is an estimate, not a promised permanent Stripe rate. The actual fee and exact available budget appear after settlement.
Why are approved shares estimated?
People choose whether to share a Share Request.
Proof must be submitted and approved before a share counts.
The estimate is a planning number for approved shares, not clicks, views, reach, or sales.
Does Vyralizer take a fee from unused budget?
No.
Vyralizer earns its fee only when Promoters are paid for approved shares.
Stripe processing costs are separate and are deducted before Available budget is calculated. Eligible unused Available budget can be reviewed for refund, but original processing costs may be non-refundable.
What happens if only a few people share?
Only approved shares can use budget.
Unused Available budget stays tied to that Share Request and can be reviewed for an eligible refund under the Payment Rules and Refund Policy. It is not a general-purpose wallet.
What proof does a Promoter submit?
Usually a public post URL showing where the share happened.
The proof should show that the Promoter followed the Share Request instructions, used the right link or message, posted where allowed, and included required disclosure when needed.
How long does proof review take?
Proof can take up to 48 hours to review unless a dispute, report, payment issue, account issue, or policy issue needs more time.
Proof can be approved, rejected, held for review, or sent back for changes.
When does a Promoter earn money?
A Promoter earns money after their share is approved and clears the required review or safety window.
Money can stay pending if proof is still being reviewed, a dispute is open, payment risk exists, or the account needs review.
Can proof be rejected?
Yes.
Proof can be rejected if the post is missing, private, deleted, broken, misleading, missing required disclosure, posted in the wrong place, uses the wrong link or message, violates the Share Request, or breaks Vyralizer rules.
Rejected proof does not earn money.
What happens when changes are requested?
The Promoter can fix the issue and submit proof again if that option is available.
Money stays pending or held while the proof is being fixed or reviewed.
How do withdrawals work?
Promoters can request a withdrawal after they have enough available money and complete the required payout setup.
The current minimum withdrawal is $25.
Pending, held, disputed, rejected, or review-needed money cannot be withdrawn.
Before confirmation, Vyralizer shows Available earnings, the requested withdrawal, estimated Stripe/Connect costs deducted from that request, and the estimated bank deposit. After processing, the actual costs and exact bank deposit replace the estimate.
What if I need to fund a very large amount?
Card and ACH Checkout are available only within current server-controlled Stripe and Vyralizer limits.
Amounts above the safe Checkout threshold need Vyralizer review. Bank Transfer or invoice funding remains unavailable until live provider capability is granted.
Are live payments active right now?
Live payments and withdrawals are not active yet. Vyralizer is proving the payment flow in test mode before real charges and real withdrawals are turned on.
Do paid shares need disclosure?
Paid sharing may need disclosure.
Advertisers should not ask Promoters to hide paid sharing. Promoters must follow the Share Request instructions, platform rules, and disclosure rules.
What content is not allowed?
Vyralizer does not allow scams, fake traffic, hidden paid endorsements, misleading links, prohibited products or services, abusive content, rights violations, fake proof, bots, or anything that breaks platform rules.
Some topics may need extra review.
What happens if there is a dispute?
A dispute sends the issue to review.
Related Available budget, Promoter earnings, Vyralizer amounts, refunds, withdrawals, and payment costs can be held while Vyralizer checks the Share Request, proof, payment record, account history, support notes, and policy rules.
How do I get help?
Use Help first for common questions.
Use Contact or account Support when a Share Request, proof URL, payment, refund, withdrawal, dispute, account, or safety issue needs review.
Include the Share Request title, proof URL, payment or withdrawal detail, and a short explanation of what needs review.
Still deciding?
Start with how Vyralizer works, then check pricing and the policy pages before creating a Share Request or sharing one.