Giveback
50% of net. Not of gross, not of vibes
Processor fees come off first. We publish the month table even when the first transfer is still pending.
Every public payment shows the gross amount that moves rank. Separately, the company donates 50% of net (after processor fees) to the organisation named on the Giveback page.
If fees are not in yet, the per-payment chip shows the formula, not a made-up dollar. Rank still shows what you paid. The footer names the month total as transferred or pending.
Receipts live on Giveback. Accrued is not donated until a transfer and a receipt. That page is the record.
This is company money, not a tax-deductible gift from payers. Checkout says so. We do not use giveback language to claim we send you customers.
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