In addition to the current payment system we're launching a new Wallet system designed to improve how creators receive support and how payments work across the platform.

Improved global and regional reach
We're expanding payment coverage across more regions, reducing friction for international supporters and improving conversion rates.

Expanded payment coverage
The wallet enables support from users who cannot or prefer not to use cards, including those facing card declines. This increases the pool of paying supporters.

Higher transaction capacity
Wallet payments make it easier to process larger transactions, which is especially important for commissions, art sales, and one-time high-value payments.

Support for modern payment systems
The wallet is built to stay aligned with evolving financial infrastructure, including crypto and alternative payment methods.

Ongoing expansion of payment methods
We will continue adding new payment options over a short period of time to further increase accessibility and flexibility.

Every payment method is evaluated with creator earnings in mind. We actively monitor performance to ensure new methods do not negatively impact income.

More updates will follow as we continue to expand the system, the list of methods to be determined.

In addition to our existing email-based Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), we encourage everyone to use a more secure and convenient method: One-Time Password (OTP) 2FA using authentication apps like 1Password, Google Authenticator etc. To get started:

The entire process should take less than 5 minutes. You can opt out of using email 2FA then.

Stronger Security: While email 2FA adds an extra layer of protection, OTP 2FA generates codes directly on your mobile device, reducing the risk associated with email interception or unauthorized access.

Instant Access: Authentication apps provide time-sensitive codes without the need for an internet connection or waiting for an email to arrive.

Enhanced Protection Against Phishing: OTP codes from authentication apps are less susceptible to phishing attacks compared to email-based codes.