Verification
Evidence goes to the board. The public sees the decision, not the raw statements.
That's deliberate. Asking a runner to publish their bank statements to the internet is an entry barrier nobody clears — and those statements contain their customers' data, which was never anyone's to publish.
How it works
| At the start | Every account you declared is snapshotted with its follower count. |
| During the run | Three mandatory checkpoints — $10k, $100k, $500k — a dashboard screenshot to the board within 14 days. Public: that you submitted, and whether it was accepted. Post as much more as you like; self-reported numbers appear immediately, clearly marked. |
| At the finish | Screen recording, bank statements, cost statement for Profit%, origin evidence for 100%. To the board. |
| After | A 30-day settlement window. Refunds, chargebacks and withdrawals are deducted. Only then is a run verified. |
We don't collect tax documents or business registrations. That's your business, not ours.
Every decision is published with its reasoning and with the categories of evidence provided. A verified run can be revoked at any time if new evidence appears. There is no statute of limitations on fraud.
The board
There is no external board yet. Until there is, the operator rules on other runners' evidence — and the operator's own run is not verified by anybody.
Board members sign a confidentiality and data processing agreement before they see anything. Every file access is logged, with the run, the member and the timestamp.
The operator's own run
Run #1 belongs to the person who operates this site, and it is not verified by the board. It cannot be: the operator picks the board, and a verdict from judges you chose yourself is worth nothing.
So that run runs on the opposite trade. Its whole revenue record is public, payment by payment, in The Receipts. Its evidence is published too — redacted, with a note on each file saying what was removed — instead of going to a board. And anybody may object to any of it in writing; the objection and the answer go on the run page together, in full, whether or not the objection turns out to be right.
Nothing about that run is ever labelled verified on its own. It reads verified — public evidence, everywhere it appears, because those are two different things and pretending otherwise is the exact failure this site exists to point at.
Redacted means customer names, account details and anything identifying a third party come out before publication. Those people agreed to nothing. The operator's openness is not theirs to spend.
Appeals and objections
30 days from any decision, submitted publicly and answered publicly. Objections to the operator's published evidence work the same way and have no deadline at all. Both go to the address in the imprint, and both are published with their answers.