For affiliate networks
Advertisers invoiced on either rail. Publishers paid in one batch, after a screening.
Rivet Network runs fintech and gaming offers for three advertisers and a roster of publishers, four people in the office.
Money in from advertisers, out to publishers weekly
Advertisers invoiced in dollars or stablecoins, publishers paid weekly in one batch on the rail they chose.
Invoices and quotes in depth →Brightpay pays by transfer on net 15, Kalypso pays in USDT, Nordic Bet has paid. What is owed, in which currency, and who is next to pay?
Dmitri VolkovPackaging system, milestone 2 · Wise · Payouts4,800 USD✓ Ana ○ Jorge
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One batch a week: every publisher's amount in one list, signed once, paid on the rail each contact carries, a wallet or a bank account, whichever the contact has given you.
One total, every rail
$131,3144 accounts · updated 09:12Wallets on TRON and EVM chains beside the bank; balances and their history per account, each one priced at the day's rate, for a quarter or a year at a time, on one screen.
Every publisher screened before the first payout
An address screened before the first payout, and patterns that watch the book: a new payee, a payout out of proportion, a wallet under two publishers.
Accounts and rails in depth →A new publisher sends a TRON address and wants the first payout today. Is the address clean, and who is told when it is not?
Payout to a wallet first seen two days before the invoiceBrand-new wallet · Dmitri Volkov · opened Sep 11, 2026$4,200Handled
Four payouts under the signature rule in one afternoonSplit payments · Harbour Labs · opened Sep 10, 2026$5,650Handled
Patterns that watch the book: a payee first seen this month, a payout grown out of proportion, and a wallet under two different publishers.
Cards, rules and the month
Cards with a ceiling for ad buys, and rules that say who signs a batch.
Reports and tax in depth →Three advertisers on two rails, forty publishers on three, a treasury with swaps, and an accountant who wants one folder.
Ads and hosting
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Roles: owner, admin, member, viewer, accountant.
The assistant
Ask it which payout does not look right.
Hundreds of payees a month: the composer flags the one payout that does not match its own history.
The assistant in full →- Reading the batch
- Comparing each payee with its history
One: partner 0x7a41 asks for 4,100 against a usual 900 to 1,200, and their traffic did not move at all.
What it takes on
- A payee out of pattern
- A payment that does not match the history of that payee and amount, on any rail, not only crypto.
- Duplicates before they are paid
- A bill checked by number, amount and payee against everything accepted and paid on any rail.
- What is burning, one list
- Overdue invoices, loans and milestones, connections down, payments waiting for a signature for more than a day.
Who does what
Four people, forty publishers, and one book.
- Founder
- Signs the weekly batch, reads the alerts, and reads the margin per advertiser.
- Treasury
- Prepares the publisher batch on TRON, screens the new addresses, and keeps both rails funded.
- Account manager
- Sends the advertiser's invoice in dollars or USDT and hears when they ask for time.
- Accountant
- Gets the month as files with every payout under its advertiser, and a read-only door into the closed period.
Connections
Connected the way a network is already run.
Wallets on TRON and Base by address, the exchange by read-only key, and publishers paid on the rail they chose.
- TRON
- Base
- Binance
- WalletConnect
- Mercury
- Plaid
- Telegram
- Xero
Control and trust
What a network needs to trust the book.
- Screened first
- An address is screened before the payout leaves; a high score stops the batch and tells someone.
- A quorum
- The weekly batch is above the threshold; it waits for a second signature every single time.
- Address book only
- A payout goes only to a publisher already in the book, on the rail they gave you themselves, and no other.
- Patterns
- A payee first seen this month or a payout grown out of proportion is an alert, with the rows behind it.
Questions
The questions that come first.
Can publishers be paid in USDT on TRON?
Yes. A publisher is a contact with a rail: a TRON, EVM or Solana address, or a bank account. The batch pays each on the rail they carry, after the address is screened, and the payout is priced at the day's rate in the book the accountant reads.
Does the screening block a payout on its own?
A high score stops the batch and tells a person; the rest of the list goes on. The alert says why it fired, and a person decides what happens to that publisher.
Are publishers seats?
No. Seats are people in the space; publishers are contacts and do not count, however many there are. Paid plans start at $25 a month, and any single limit can be raised with a pack instead of a plan change, so the network pays for the people, not the roster.
See it on your own books.
Thirty minutes: we connect an account, drop a real bill in, and close a month together.