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A merchant supplies the product and pays for its distribution. Your reward budget is committed before purchases use it, so contributors can inspect how a successful sale will be rewarded.

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Prepare your campaign

Have a product title, description, image, delivery details, price, reward budget, and intended commission policy ready. The live settlement flow uses SDUSD on Monad Testnet. Decide how many levels to reward and how long buyers have before settlement can finalize.
1

Set up your merchant profile

Create an account or log in, switch to Sell, and complete merchant setup. Use a recognizable name, a clear description, and a public slug that you can share.
2

Create the product

Add the product description, image, price, and delivery content. Product versions preserve the terms a purchase accepted. Private delivery files are distinct from public marketing images.
3

Configure the campaign

Select your product and define the reward rate, per-sale cap, campaign liability cap, paid levels, weights, short-path rule, and settlement hold. Review the policy preview with both full and short paths.
4

Fund and publish

Review the wallet requests required to create and fund the campaign. Confirm the chain and token. Wait for confirmed and indexed transactions, then open the public campaign page to check the price, split, and available budget.
5

Follow your sales

Use campaign activity, network views, receipts, and the vault to inspect purchases and reward reservations. Resolve eligible refunds before the hold ends; finalize eligible sales after it ends. Claim available merchant proceeds through the wallet flow.
Public Spoke campaign showing a 1 SDUSD price and a 10 percent reward across two levels

A published testnet campaign makes its price, reward rate, paid levels, and hold visible before checkout.

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Manage budget responsibly

The vault distinguishes available reward funds from money already committed to sales or claims. Use the campaign’s actual available amount when planning additional distribution. To stop new activity, pause or end the campaign. After that, withdraw only unused rewards. Existing recipients can still finalize and claim their eligible obligations.

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Update future terms

Policy changes require at least 24 hours’ notice, and only one version can be upcoming. Existing sales keep their accepted policy. Explain significant changes to your distributors before the new policy takes effect.

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Know what the prototype supports

Core product, campaign, checkout, and settlement journeys are live on testnet. Screens for additional partnerships, integrations, or growth tools may carry Demo labels. The current contract also has finite capacity limits; review contract reference before seeding large campaigns.

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Continue with a complete operating workflow

Use the campaign launch checklist before publishing, products and delivery for asset/version rules, and refunds and claims when managing an order. The vault accounting example shows exactly where funds move at each stage.