Answers, in plain words.

No. You sign in with a one-time code sent to your email or WhatsApp. That is the only way in.

Marketers pay nothing, ever, and keep 100% of every reward. Brands track links for free; running funded campaigns (ones that pay marketers) needs a subscription of ₹4,999 + GST a year, and each counted result costs the reward the brand set plus a 15% platform fee, from a budget the brand locked.

Yes. A marketer can paste any link and see the live view without taking an offer. A brand can register, add links and watch numbers without paying anything.

Open the invitation, sign in with a code, and accept. The link is bound to you from then on; you can personalise its title and description and see its numbers. You can also decline, which hands the link back.

Your place is kept. Sign in again with a code and you continue from the step you left.

Rewards are credited to your wallet the moment a result is counted (marketplace orders may carry a hold period the offer states). Withdraw by UPI or bank transfer; the minimum withdrawal is ₹100 and a PAN is required.

Whatever the offer states: a sign-up, an install, an order, a booking, an approved application. Opens are shown but never paid for.

The brand, store or network reversed the result — a returned order, a cancelled booking, a sign-up found to be fake. The reason is shown next to the reversal.

You can, but you will learn more with one link per placement (reel, story, bio, each group). Links are free and unlimited.

Yes: title, description and preview image are yours to personalise on links you hold. Where the link goes and the reward are set by whoever created it.

No. A brand sees the numbers for its own campaigns and links only.

Invite them from the campaign. They sign in with a code, accept, and see exactly what you see for that campaign.

Where Indian law requires it, tax is deducted at source on payouts and shown on your statement.

Register, add your page, state the reward and what counts as a result, lock a budget, and publish. Marketers take the offer themselves, or you invite specific people.

Either the one-line snippet on your thank-you page reports it, your system reports it with one call, or a marketplace reports the order through its affiliate programme. You choose what a result means.

You are warned at 25% remaining and again when about five results are left. At zero the campaign pauses itself and marketers are told. Top up, or turn on automatic top-up from your wallet, and it resumes.

One invoice a month for the platform fees taken that month, plus GST; and one for the subscription when you pay it. Rewards paid to marketers pass through and are not invoiced.

Yes, at any time. Rewards already earned under an active offer remain payable.

Yes, with different levels of access: someone who reads numbers, someone who manages money.

Yes, each with its own reward, result and budget.

Wallet money is a prepaid credit for rewards. Unspent campaign budget always returns to the wallet; refunds from the wallet are at our discretion, as the Terms describe.

Yes. Opens are attributed to the app they came from, with the city and device. What happens inside another native app is invisible unless that app reports it.

Counting happens at the link and does not depend on third-party cookies. The Cookie policy lists exactly what is stored and how to say no.

Yes, on the Your privacy choices page.

The brand. Shopmycode processes it for the brand under the Data processing addendum.

Withdrawals are processed on working days; once sent, UPI lands the same day and bank transfers within two working days. If it is later than that, write to legal@ttlmedia.in with the withdrawal reference.

PayU payments show within minutes. Bank transfers are added by our finance team when they land; send the transfer reference if it is not there within one working day.

Write to legal@ttlmedia.in from the email on the account. Earned rewards are paid out first.

Send the link and the result in question. Obvious counting or payment errors are corrected in either direction, as the Terms say.