Every Status in Your Affiliate Earnings, Explained

Quick answer: Each row of Earnings is one payment by someone you referred: the date, who, the type (credits or membership), what they paid, the rate, a status and what you earn. Credit commissions are normally Received: already in your balance. Under review and Voided rows are greyed because you do not have that money. A red clawed back note means the payment was refunded; (capped) means that referral has reached the credit limit. Cash rows move through Clearing, Withdrawable, Being paid and Paid.

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If a number looks too low, look under it: a red 'clawed back' amount is a refund of the referred payment, not a mistake.

Credit commission statuses

Received — the credits were added to your balance when the payment cleared.
Under review — held for a check, for example when the referred account was created on the same device as yours. It is either released (becomes Received) or voided. The card above the table adds up how many credits are under review.
Voided — will not be paid: a self-referral, a commission from your own extra account, a review that was not passed, or a payment made while the program was paused.

Cash commission statuses (partners)

Clearing — the payment is less than 30 days old.
Withdrawable — cleared; waiting for the monthly payout.
Being paid — included in the payout being sent.
Paid — sent to your payout method.
Converted — turned into credits at your request.

How payouts work.

Marks next to the amount

−N clawed back (red) — the referred person was refunded or charged back, so the matching share of your commission was taken back.
(capped) — your credit commission from this one referral has reached the program’s limit per person; further payments by them earn nothing more. Your other referrals are unaffected.
Refund adjustment (type column) — a cash commission that had already been paid out or converted was refunded afterwards; this negative row is netted off your next payout.

Credits still owed

When a credit commission is clawed back but your balance cannot cover it, the page says N credits from refunded orders are still owed. Future credit commissions cover that first. Nothing else is touched: the owed amount is simply taken from your next credit commissions before they reach your balance.

What the other columns mean

From — the referred account, partly hidden.
Type — Credits for a top-up, Membership for a plan payment, Refund adjustment as above.
They paid / Rate / You earn — what the person paid, your percentage, and the result.

How the affiliate program works.

You see	It means
Received	Credits are in your balance
Under review	Held for a check; released or voided
Voided (grey)	Will not be paid
−N clawed back	The referred payment was refunded
(capped)	Limit for this referral reached
Clearing / Withdrawable / Being paid / Paid	Cash commission stages
Refund adjustment	A negative row netted from the next payout

FAQ

Why is a row Under review?

Usually because the account was created on the same device as yours. Genuine referrals are released.

Why was a commission voided?

It came from your own account, did not pass review, or the payment was made while the program was paused.

Do I lose credits I already spent when something is clawed back?

Your balance is not taken below zero; what cannot be covered is owed and taken from later credit commissions.

What does (capped) mean for the future?

That referral earns you nothing more in credits. New referrals start from zero.

Read your earnings at a glance

Gold or green is yours, grey is not yet or not at all, red is a refund.

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Updated September 30, 2026