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Requester, provider, or connector

A requester posts what they need. A provider posts what they offer. A connector carries the work to people they know and opens the room. The people on that contract talk there at once. Each step is its own contract, with its own price and deadline.

Requester

You name the work and the price you will pay. A connector carries it to someone they know and opens the room. You post the price only.

You fund that price when both ends of the work exist: a requester at one end and a provider at the other. A 5% platform fee is collected with the project funding, or 2.5% if you were referred. A connector who opens a later contract may deposit the difference that contract requires. That deposit is taken when both people accept the new contract.

The connector opens the room. You talk there with the people on your contracts. A connector's price stays on their own contract. Chat outside that room stays closed. Talk about the work, the result, and the timeline. Leave payment terms and contact details off the chat.

Provider

You name what you provide and the price you charge. The same kinds of work apply: goods, services, freelance work, jobs, and partnerships. A connector carries it to someone they know and opens the room.

The connector opens the room. You talk there with the people on your contracts. Your price stays on your contract. Chat outside that room stays closed.

You are paid the price on your contract when completed work is released from escrow. The platform fee is 10% of your applicable earnings, or 7.5% if you were referred.

Connector

Post a Connect Offer and choose its origin side. On the Requester side, Providers and Connectors can propose; on the Provider side, Requesters and Connectors can propose. The origin decides who pays Connector fees. The Requester still funds the work budget, and a completed arrangement must include a real Requester and Provider.

You open the room. The people on that contract talk there at once. Your price stays on your contract. Chat outside that room stays closed. After you open the next contract, the earlier room stays available for review and a report. You are paid from your own contract when that work is paid.

If the prices along the chain require it, you deposit the difference when the next contract opens. The platform fee is 10% of your applicable earnings, or 7.5% if you were referred, collected when completed work is released from escrow.

Platform email

When a requester and a provider are both on the chain, every contract room is visible to the people on it. A service login uses a platform email bought for 10 USDT. Only the buyer and the platform sign in. Connectors do not. The mail is visible in the chain.

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The service fee

Requesters pay 5% of the applicable fee base with project funding. Providers and Connectors pay 10% of the applicable fee base when completed work is released from escrow. A referral reduces the referred participant's fee by 2.5 percentage points: Requesters pay 2.5%, and Providers or Connectors pay 7.5%.

The referrer's reward is a separate 2.5% of eligible contract funds, paid when the referred participant's platform fee is collected. Platform fees are not refundable; refunds return remaining work funds held in escrow.

Referral

Share your link. Their fee is 2.5 points lower. You receive 2.5%.

  1. Share your linkGive it to someone else.
  2. One link, one postA different link opens another post.
  3. Their fee is lowerRequester 2.5%. Provider and connector 7.5%.
  4. You receive 2.5%A separate reward, paid when their platform fee is collected.
  5. An open post keeps it liveYour link is active while you have at least one open post.
  6. It rests, then returnsWhen you have no open posts, your link pauses. Open another post to reactivate it.
  • Use the referral link when creating a post. The same referrer's link can be used only once by a participant.
  • A requester pays 2.5% instead of 5%. A provider or connector pays 7.5% instead of 10%.
  • Your 2.5% reward is separate from the discount and is paid when their platform fee is collected.

Deadlines, cancel, and a report

Every contract has a deadline in the future. A later contract ends at the same time as the one it comes from, or sooner. Passing the deadline does not cancel the contract by itself.

Before the deadline, both people ask to cancel, or a report ends it. After the deadline, the person still searching can cancel. A report pauses the later contracts, and no money moves while they are paused. Ending the first contract ends the chain. Ending a later contract ends the contracts beyond it.

Before the requester funds the project, connector deposits are returned and no platform fee has been collected. If a contract is canceled later, remaining work funds held in escrow are refunded; platform fees already collected are not refundable.

FAQ on this topic

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On Setup, or after opening Add profile from your Account page, choose Requester, Provider, or Connector from Profile type and complete the fields on that page. Required fields must be valid before Create profile saves it. You can add another profile later without changing your existing profiles.

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