VIP Rewards
VIP Reward Explained
VIP Rewards Summary
- VIP Rewards are like a marketing budget.
- 9M set aside around 50% of what’s generated daily to share with people who help the platform grow through word-of-mouth.
- The goal is to reward trusted introductions, because referrals are seen as the most reliable way to reach the right people.
Start point: you invest and earn daily returns
- As a sole investor, you earn daily returns on your own investment.
- As confidence grows, you may decide to recommend it to others. That’s when VIP Rewards begin.
When you introduce someone: VIP Rewards start
- If you introduce someone who invests, you receive 10% of their daily returns (for as long as their investment is active).
- Paul compares this to common affiliate marketing: companies reward you for putting their service in front of someone.
What happens if your people introduce others?
- People you introduce might start introducing others.
- You don’t earn anything from those “downstream” introductions at first.
- But you can still benefit later when your team volume grows enough to unlock higher ranks.
VIP1 (V1): when team volume hits $3,000
- When your team volume reaches $3,000 (Paul says this is excluding your own investment), your reward rate changes:
- Your VIP Rewards move from 10% to 20% on the team.
- This is the point where people often feel a noticeable “lift” because they’re receiving:
- their own daily returns, plus
- daily VIP Rewards from team activity.
VIP2 (V2): build a second team reach $10,000 total volume
To reach VIP2:
- You need two separate teams that have achieved VIP1 (i.e., each team reaches the $3,000 requirement).
- Your overall volume must reach $10,000.
- Reward rate increases again:
- VIP Rewards become 30%.
VIP3 (V3): two VIP2s + $30,000 total volume
To reach VIP3:
- Your combined team volume must reach $30,000.
- You must have two VIP2 leaders (two teams with VIP2 at the top).
- This is important: you can’t “buy your way” there with volume alone — you must help two people rank advance.
- Reward rate at VIP3:
- VIP Rewards become 40%.
Why the structure exists
- The scheme rewards people who:
- grow volume and
- help others become leaders.
- Paul’s view: it’s designed to create teamwork and confidence, not just individual earning.
Placement matters
Paul explains he originally placed many people directly under himself (front line). The problem:
- Some build, some don’t.
- If you’re supporting serious builders, you can’t effectively “carry” everyone.
His suggested smarter method:
- Focus on two strong teams.
- Identify who has the capacity to build (Paul mentions people highlighted in dark blue on the genealogy).
- Place new people under those builders, so they rank advance.
- As they rise, everyone benefits through the rank structure.
The “reward cap”
Paul distinguishes between:
- Your investment returns
- You can withdraw these daily, once you hit a minimum (he states $10 minimum).
- VIP Rewards (team rewards)
- These withdrawals are limited by a cap tied to how much you’ve invested.
- VIP1: you can withdraw VIP Rewards up to 1× your invested amount
- Example: invested $500 → can withdraw $500 in VIP Rewards (no more).
- VIP2: up to 2× your invested amount.
- VIP3: up to 3× your invested amount.
- VIP4: up to 4× your invested amount etc. see chart below
Why the cap exists:
- It encourages balance:
- keep investing/reinvesting and keep building a team.
- It applies to everyone in the team, not just you.
- VIP Rewards can be highly lucrative if you decide what rank you’re aiming for and build with intention.
