Sign in without a password
A six-digit code arrives by email, and that's all you need. You can also sign in with Google, Facebook or GitHub.
No password to remember: you sign in with a code by email. You can see which phones and laptops are signed in, your identity is verified with your NID before your first payout, and team members confirm with a 2FA code before anything sensitive.
Or sign in with Google, Facebook or GitHub.
Once, before your first payout, with your NID and a selfie.
See something you don't recognise? Sign it out right there.
A six-digit code arrives by email, and that's all you need. You can also sign in with Google, Facebook or GitHub.
Turn on 2FA with an app like Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator, on more than one device if you like. Team members enter the code before any sensitive work.
See every device that's signed in. Sign out one, or all the others at once.
Before your first payout: photos of both sides of your NID and a selfie. Start on your laptop and finish on your phone by scanning a QR code. A person on our team reviews it.
When a payout method is added or changed, or a different one becomes the default, we email you. You can't turn this email off.
Every payment goes through SSLCommerz, which is licensed by Bangladesh Bank and certified PCI DSS Level 1. We never store your card details.
AI apps connect with your approval, never your password, and you choose what they can see. They can't touch money, payouts, refunds, KYC or tax, can't delete anything, and can't add anyone to your team.
Every AI app you've connected is listed under Settings > Security > Connected apps, and you can disconnect it there. A connection that goes unused for 90 days ends on its own.
Closing your account needs a code from your email, so it never happens by accident. If you still have a balance, a payout in progress, members or open orders, settle those first.
When the creator agreement changes, you read and accept the new one, and your page carries on as before.
Anyone can report a page or a post with just an email address. Paste its link, and attach a screenshot or a PDF if you have one.
One day Nusrat noticed her old laptop was still signed in, the one she had given to her cousin. She signed it out right from the list, then asked Mihi, who works on her team, to turn on 2FA on her own phone.
Nusrat and the people in her story are made up. The numbers are examples, not a promise of what you'll earn.
Sign in with a code, verify your identity once, and see every device that's signed in.