Creator rewards and creator code: how members support you
What your creator code is, how members use it to support you, which numbers you see and when Wanted Tokens can be credited to you.
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With your creator code, members show that you brought them to WANTED SIX. If new members stay active, Wanted Tokens (WT) can be credited to you. WT are a platform currency with no cash value. There is no payment in real money.
Your creator code
Your code is the address of your creator page: if it ends in /creators/example, the code is “example”. You find it in the Creator Studio under Creator code, where you can copy or share it. If you change your page address, the new code applies from then on. Existing support is kept.
How members support you
New members enter the code in the “Creator code” field when they sign up.
Members who already have an account enter it under Support a creator or use the “Support this creator” button on your creator page.
Every member supports exactly one creator. Switching is only possible after a waiting period.
Supporting is free and private, and it doesn't mean automatically following you.
You can't use your own code.
When creator rewards are earned
The reward isn't for the choice itself but for a new member who stays and takes part. There are two credits per new member: one once they've confirmed their email address and their account has reached a minimum age, and a second if they were active within a set period and still support you at that point. Each is granted only once per person, and a later switch doesn't trigger new ones.
A limit applies per calendar month. Anything above it stays reserved and is credited in the following months.
There are no WT for views, publishing or approval as a creator.
Amounts, periods and the monthly limit are shown on Creator rewards and in the studio under “How creator WT are earned”.
You can see credited WT in your WT history and redeem them in the reward catalogue.
What you see in the studio
Under “Creator code” you only see combined numbers: active and new supporters, counted sign-ups and credited, reserved and reversed WT. You never see the names or handles of individual supporters. Views of your page and your content are shown in My analytics, also as totals only.
Good to know
You may share your code. However, don't offer anything in return for choosing it and don't put pressure on anyone. The rules are in the creator guidelines.
If abuse is proven, the team can cancel assignments and reverse WT. You're told the reason.
If your creator access is revoked, your code stops working and no new credits are earned.
There are currently no other creator rewards, sponsorships or payouts.
How to change your page address, and with it your code, is explained in Your creator page.