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Proof rules

What a completed share must show, when the fixed review timer begins, and how a specific correction or disagreement is handled.

On this pageWhat completion evidence is forWhat evidence must showThe 48-hour reviewValid correction requestsCorrecting and resubmittingDisagreeing with a correctionWhen a share does not earn

What completion evidence is for

Completion evidence connects a specific Vyralizer, accepted offer, committed pay, and shared post. Most offers require the public URL where the share appears. The current proof contract can also require screenshot evidence and a short note when the offer or sharing location requires it.

Evidence must belong to the person submitting it and remain tied to the correct accepted offer. Another person's post, a reused submission, or a fabricated record is not valid evidence.

What evidence must show

  • The correct destination link, message, event, product, offer, or other required material.
  • A share on an allowed location or platform.
  • The required paid disclosure, clearly visible when applicable.
  • Any specific text, deadline, event detail, public-access, screenshot, or live-period requirement stated before sharing began.
  • A working public post URL or other evidence type expressly allowed by the offer.

The 48-hour review

The first valid completion submission starts a fixed 48-hour review timer. Money connected to that share remains pending during review.

If the timer ends without a valid unresolved issue, the compliant share counts and the locked amount enters earnings clearing. It does not become immediately available for payout. The offer creator cannot arbitrarily reject a correctly completed committed share or stop the timer without a legitimate, specific issue.

Valid correction requests

A correction request must be made during the active review time and must select a supported reason and explain the specific problem clearly. A valid request pauses the review timer and starts a separate 48-hour correction window.

  • Wrong destination link or wrong evidence link.
  • Incorrect event date, address, price, product, or offer.
  • Required text or paid disclosure is missing.
  • The share is not public when public access is required.
  • Another clear, material mismatch with the committed instructions.

Correcting and resubmitting

A corrected submission resumes only the unused portion of the original review timer. It does not create a second full review window. The person who shared should correct the identified issue and submit the updated canonical evidence before the 48-hour correction deadline.

If the correction window ends without corrected evidence or a dispute, the share does not earn. Related reserved money is handled under the offer and money rules.

Disagreeing with a correction

If the person who shared believes the correction request is inaccurate, they may choose the disagreement path and give a clear reason. The issue goes to an authorized review and the related money remains held.

An authorized reviewer may uphold the correction, require more information, determine that the share should count, or determine that it did not meet the committed requirements. The decision should explain what happened and what happens to related money.

When a share does not earn

  • The submitted URL is false, broken, private, deleted, unrelated, or belongs to someone else.
  • The share materially differs from the committed instructions and the problem is not corrected in time.
  • The required disclosure is missing or misleading.
  • The same completion is submitted more than once.
  • Eligibility was forged or the person was not authorized to start the offer.
  • A valid dispute or payment hold prevents the evidence from clearing.

Related policies

Paid disclosureDispute policyPayment rulesPlatform rules
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