Rewards Program Rules

Rewards are earned according to published rules and eligible member activity. There is no random winner, lottery, sweepstakes, raffle, wager, betting, or chance-based selection. Membership does not buy entries into anything.

Only verified accounts with an ACTIVE paid membership may participate. Claims and bonuses remain subject to current cooldowns, limits, account standing, security review, and the Monthly Member Rewards Budget.

List each currently enabled activity, points amount, cooldown, daily limit, Academy completion rule, weekly mission target, streak condition, referral qualification rule, and effective time. Values must come from the live rule configuration and changes should apply prospectively with clear notice.

Academy rewards require the published passing score and are limited to one reward per lesson per account. Mission rewards use fixed UTC-week targets. Neither feature uses drawings, random outcomes, paid entries, or paid ad clicks.

Referral rewards qualify only after the referred person becomes a legitimate, verified paying member. Self-referrals, duplicate awards, and abusive multi-account behavior are not eligible.

Skill Path progress is derived from verified Academy, game, lab, and mission records. Path certificates and the Pathfinder title are off-chain recognition with no cash value; they cannot be converted, traded, sold, or withdrawn.

XP is a non-convertible reputation measure and is not part of the reward-point balance. Wallet Defender, Cipher Circuit, Scam Signal, Route Forge, Block Relay, the Daily Operations Deck, and the Monthly Guardian Case File apply their separately published UTC-day or UTC-month limits. Additional verified play may improve personal scores or campaign progress but does not create another capped XP award in the same period.

Scam Signal, Route Forge, Guardian Drills, and Monthly Guardian Case Files are fictional security training. They require no real wallet, address, credential, recovery phrase, balance, memo, invoice, or private incident data and do not replace individualized professional security, legal, or financial advice.

Monthly seasons derive tiers, grades, challenges, and private activity calendars from verified platform records. Season progress resets at the next UTC calendar month; an already earned capstone collectible remains on the account. Season XP, challenge completion, tier, rank, raw score, speed, and collectible rarity do not create a cash or crypto prize.

The weekly game mission uses completed verified runs on distinct UTC days and pays only its configured fixed completion reward.

The Quarterly Operations Assessment creates educational completion recognition only. It never awards points, crypto, cash, XP, payout priority, enhanced eligibility, or professional accreditation.

Collectibles unlock under fixed account milestones. Launch collectibles remain off-chain, cannot be converted or withdrawn, have no promised market value, and are not randomly sold. They do not increase earning rates or payout priority.

Only active paid members may use an enabled sponsored-offer provider. The current allocation is 65% of verified gross provider value to the member, 10% to a reversal reserve, and 25% to the platform. State the current split before participation and apply changes only prospectively.

Offer rewards remain pending and unavailable for withdrawal for 30 days. Provider corrections, duplicate activity, fraud, or an invalid completion can reverse a pending conversion. Late corrections are recorded as separate ledger entries or sent to proportionate manual review; the platform does not silently rewrite reward history.

The Membership Recovery Meter compares the current paid term price with net eligible reward points credited during that term. House-funded, direct-sponsor, and released offerwall activity are shown separately. Pending sponsor submissions and held provider records are excluded until approved or released, and documented reversals reduce the meter.

Reaching the term price is an account-history milestone, not a refund, rebate guarantee, profit, investment return, wage, or promise that similar opportunities will remain available. Capacity, geography, sponsor funding, provider confirmation, rules, and individual eligibility can differ.

Membership Back is a deterministic, budget-limited full-fee reward credit—not a drawing or guaranteed refund. After a completed UTC month, the program calculates a disclosed share of settled USD and USDC membership collections after recorded processing fees and refunds. Only whole standard-fee credits are posted, and the available house reward budget is a hard additional limit.

Eligible members must meet the published verified-activity threshold and remain in good account standing. If qualified members outnumber funded credits, selection uses an auditable rotation: members who have never received Membership Back first, then the longest time since a prior award, then the earliest qualifying membership date. Randomness, purchase count, spend, game scores, and paid entries are not used.

A posted credit is recorded in the immutable rewards ledger at the then-current points conversion. It counts toward ordinary member reward limits and is not added twice in statements. A month with insufficient net collections, house budget, or qualified members can issue no credit.

Direct sponsor campaigns may include research, usability testing, sponsored learning, affiliate cashback, product trials, game quests, and other verified actions. Each active campaign must publish its sponsor, requested action, member allocation, capacity, eligibility, data use, timing, review method, and disclosure before participation. Sponsor-funded allocations remain separate from the house budget.

Affiliate cashback may be credited only after the underlying commission clears and any stated return or reversal period ends. Paid research cannot require positive sentiment, a public endorsement, credentials, recovery phrases, private keys, or unnecessary identifying information.

CoinPork does not reward ordinary display-ad impressions or clicks. A rewarded-media activity may be published only after manual review of written provider terms expressly permitting incentives for that exact inventory.

Points may be subject to daily and monthly member limits, a global monthly cap, conversion rules, and withdrawal thresholds. The company-funded Monthly Member Rewards Budget is not a prize pool and does not guarantee earnings to any member.

Describe the current points-to-value conversion, supported assets, $5.00 minimum and configured maximum amounts, fees, review thresholds, processing windows, and destination requirements. Crypto-value estimates can change and should not be treated as guaranteed cash value.

Withdrawal requests use an email-confirmed payout destination only after its 48-hour cooling period. A member can revoke a destination or freeze withdrawals immediately. Unfreezing requires current account authentication and, when enabled, an authenticator or unused recovery code. These controls reduce risk but cannot reverse a completed provider or blockchain transfer.

Fraud or abuse may invalidate improperly earned rewards after proportionate review. Corrections, reversals, and authorized manual adjustments must appear as separate ledger entries rather than silently rewriting history. Shared network use alone should not automatically result in a ban.

Define notice, effective timing, treatment of previously earned valid points, required legal exceptions, and a fair process for material program changes or shutdown.