Rewards site payout methods, under your control.
Your rewards site payout methods are the rewards you list: PayPal cash, crypto such as Litecoin, gift cards or subscriptions. Members redeem points for them, every request waits in your redemption queue, and you pay from your own accounts before you mark it completed.
- Methods
- PayPal, crypto, gift cards, subscriptions
- Approval
- Every request, by you
- Funds
- In your accounts, never ours
Your reward catalogue decides how members cash out.
Each reward option is a row in your console. Add as many as your payment accounts can support, and hide any of them without deleting it.
Name, image and category
What members see on the rewards page, grouped by category, for example cash, crypto or gift cards.
Amount options
The values a member can choose for each reward, such as $5, $10 or $25. Rewards are priced at their dollar value, so a $5 option costs 5.00 from the member’s balance.
The details you need to pay
You set the label for the field members fill in, for example PayPal email or LTC wallet address, and optional hint text inside it.
Listed or hidden
Switch an option off when a supplier is out of stock or a network is congested, and members stop seeing it.
Every redemption waits for you.
Points leave the member’s balance the moment they redeem. Money leaves your account only when you decide.
Pending
The request has arrived with the member, the reward, the amount and the payment details they entered. Redeeming also adds the member’s current IP address to their IP history.
Completed
You sent the reward from your own account and approved the request.
Rejected
You declined the request, for example after finding fraudulent completions. The points used for it are not returned.
Refunded
You cancelled the request and the points went back to the member’s balance, for example when a reward is out of stock.
Check before you pay.
Approval is where you stop the losses a postback cannot.
Read the member’s history
Open the member to see their completions, activity log and IP history before you approve a first withdrawal.
Look for chargebacks
A deduction from a chargeback means a partner reversed a completion. Several on one account is a reason to pause.
Use account status
Set an account to suspended, frozen or banned while you investigate. Its requests stay in the queue for you to decide.
These checks are manual. The platform does not score fraud or block VPNs automatically, so set a routine for reviewing new accounts and large requests. Before approving a batch, compare what is pending with the money in your payment accounts; the rewards analytics in your console break requests down by status.
What each payout method costs you.
Fees depend on the provider you pay through, not on RewardsLabel. These are figures the providers publish; check them before you set your minimums, because they change.
PayPal
- How you pay it
- PayPal Payouts from a business account
- Published fees
- In the US, 2% capped at $1.00 per domestic payout and $20.00 international. A flat $0.25 per US payout through the Payouts API.
- Worth knowing
- Needs a business account and an approved access request
Gift cards and prepaid cards
- How you pay it
- A reward provider such as Tremendous or Tango
- Published fees
- Tremendous lists gift cards and prepaid cards as free to send. Tango lists no minimums, no sign-up fees and a free self-serve portal.
- Worth knowing
- Cash options through Tremendous, such as PayPal or ACH, cost 4% to 6%
Crypto
- How you pay it
- Your own exchange account or wallet
- Published fees
- A comparison from October 2026 lists USDT withdrawals on TRON at 0.5 to 1.99 USDT across large exchanges, with Binance, OKX and Bitget at 1.5.
- Worth knowing
- Network and exchange fees move, so review them often
Subscriptions
- How you pay it
- Bought or gifted from your own account
- Published fees
- The retail price of the subscription
- Worth knowing
- Set the reward price above your cost
| Method | How you pay it | Published fees | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| PayPal | PayPal Payouts from a business account | In the US, 2% capped at $1.00 per domestic payout and $20.00 international. A flat $0.25 per US payout through the Payouts API. | Needs a business account and an approved access request |
| Gift cards and prepaid cards | A reward provider such as Tremendous or Tango | Tremendous lists gift cards and prepaid cards as free to send. Tango lists no minimums, no sign-up fees and a free self-serve portal. | Cash options through Tremendous, such as PayPal or ACH, cost 4% to 6% |
| Crypto | Your own exchange account or wallet | A comparison from October 2026 lists USDT withdrawals on TRON at 0.5 to 1.99 USDT across large exchanges, with Binance, OKX and Bitget at 1.5. | Network and exchange fees move, so review them often |
| Subscriptions | Bought or gifted from your own account | The retail price of the subscription | Set the reward price above your cost |
Sources: PayPal business fees, PayPal Payouts overview, Tremendous payout options, Tango pricing and an October 2026 comparison of USDT withdrawal fees.
Set each reward’s minimum so the fee is a small part of the payout. A $5 PayPal payout at 2% costs $0.10, while a 1.5 USDT withdrawal fee is close to a third of a $5 reward. PayPal asks about your business needs when you request access to Payouts and emails you its decision, so apply before you launch.
Your money never passes through us.
RewardsLabel runs the software. It never holds, sends or touches the money you pay members.
RewardsLabel runs
- The rewards page and the redeem flow on your member site
- The balance deduction when a member redeems
- The redemption queue, with approve, reject and refund
- The record of every request and its status
You handle
- Your PayPal, crypto and gift card supplier accounts
- Sending each payment, then approving the request
- Provider fees, limits and any identity checks they require
- The answers members get when they ask about a payout
Questions about paying members.
Methods, statuses and who holds the money.
- Which payout methods can my rewards site offer?
- Any reward you can deliver yourself. The demo lists PayPal, Litecoin and a Netflix subscription, and you can add gift cards, other cryptocurrencies or local payment options as reward rows. Each option has its own amounts and payment field, and members only see the options you switch on.
- Does RewardsLabel send the payments?
- No. RewardsLabel never holds or moves your money. You pay each reward from your own PayPal, wallet or gift card supplier, then approve the request in the queue so the member sees it as completed. The queue keeps every request and its status for your own records.
- What happens to points when I reject or refund a request?
- Points are deducted when the member redeems. If you refund the request, the points go back to the member’s balance. If you reject it, the points are not returned, which is meant for requests you decline because of fraud or abuse.
- Can members cash out automatically?
- No. Every redemption waits in your queue until you act on it. That gives you the chance to review the member’s completions and IP history before money leaves your account, which matters most on a first withdrawal. When you trust a member, approving is one action in the queue.
- Do I need to verify members’ identity before paying?
- The platform does not include identity checks. Whether you need them depends on your payment providers, your countries and your volume. Some large get-paid-to (GPT) sites, such as Freecash, ask for ID on the first withdrawal. Take advice for the countries you pay into.
Keep reading
- Offerwall integrationAdd offerwall partners in the console, set a bonus, record each share, and credit members through one postback address.
- Referral commissionsReferral codes and links on your domain, with commission on referred members’ offer earnings set per member.
- How GPT sites make moneyThe operator’s side of the get-paid-to business model: offer margin, member share, payout fees, reversals, cash flow and a sample monthly P&L.
- Crypto and gift card sitesRun a crypto rewards site that pays members in coins and gift cards from wallets and supplier accounts you hold.
- Get-paid-to (GPT) sitesHosted get-paid-to site software with offerwalls, surveys, payouts and referrals on your own domain.
- Pricing$149 a month or $1,490 a year, plus a $25 activation fee. No revenue share.
Pay your members on your own terms.
List the rewards you can deliver, then approve each redemption from your console.