Reliable & Transparent Payouts: PubVelo operates under a strict **Net-30 Payout Cycle**. We ensure timely transfers for all verified, policy-compliant publishers once minimum withdrawal thresholds are met and upstream Google audit reconciliation is completed.
1. Net-30 Payout Schedule & Audit Timeline
All ad revenues generated by publisher apps, websites, and utility tools are aggregated monthly under standard Net-30 payment terms:
1st – 31st (Earnings Month)
Traffic and ad impressions run across properties. Daily metrics in dashboard are provisional estimates.
1st – 7th (Audit Phase)
Google Ad Manager and demand partners conduct post-month-end IVT audits. Net payable balance is locked.
21st – 30th (Disbursement)
Final audited balances meeting minimum thresholds are released via Bank Wire Transfer (NEFT/IMPS/SWIFT) or PayPal.
Example: Total earnings generated between May 1 and May 31 are audited by June 7 and paid out on or before June 30.
2. Google Ad Manager Final Authority & 100% IVT Pass-Through
PubVelo operates in direct partnership with Google demand channels (Google Ad Manager and Google AdSense). Publishers explicitly agree to the following financial terms:
Estimated vs. Final Audited Earnings
Real-time dashboard revenue is estimated. Final payable earnings are determined exclusively after Google reconciles Invalid Traffic (IVT) deductions and releases formal revenue disbursements.
- 100% Pass-Through of Deductions: If Google flags invalid clicks, bot farms, VPN manipulation, auto-refresh exploits, or policy violations on your property, **100% of the deduction, discount, or clawback issued by Google will be deducted directly from your publisher ledger.**
- Zero Platform Liability: If Google withholds or cancels earnings due to traffic quality infractions, **PubVelo has ZERO obligation or liability to disburse uncollected, rejected, or clawed-back funds.**
3. 100% Forfeiture on Policy Violations & Account Dormancy
Zero Payout on Legal Violations & Terminations
If an account is suspended or terminated for hosting or distributing **Adult/NSFW content, Pirated Movies/Music, Cracked Software, Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), Malware, Ad Fraud, or by directive of Law Enforcement / Court Orders**, **ALL pending, unpaid, and accumulated earnings are 100% permanently FORFEITED with zero payout settlement.**
Account Dormancy & Inactivity Rule:
- Accounts that remain inactive or fail to provide valid bank account / tax details for **more than 12 consecutive months** will have their unclaimed balances classified as dormant.
- Dormant balances are subject to administrative maintenance closure after formal notification attempts.
4. Minimum Payment Thresholds
Payouts are automatically generated once your final audited balance reaches the required minimum threshold for your property type:
- Mobile Apps Payout Threshold: $50.00 USD
- Website Payout Threshold: $100.00 USD
If your monthly balance is below the minimum threshold, the amount rolls over automatically to the subsequent billing cycle until the threshold is accumulated.
5. Payment Methods & Processing Fees
Publishers may select their preferred payment profile inside centralized Payment Settings:
- Direct Bank Wire Transfer (NEFT/RTGS/IMPS for India): Disbursed directly in INR using live bank conversion rates. Zero platform payout fees.
- International SWIFT Wire Transfer: Available for non-Indian publishers. Beneficiary bank intermediary fees may apply.
- PayPal: Global electronic transfer. Standard PayPal receiver transaction fees (if any) are governed by PayPal user agreements.
6. Indian Statutory Tax Compliance (TDS & GST)
For Indian resident publishers, PubVelo adheres strictly to Income Tax Department statutory regulations:
- TDS Deduction (Section 194C / 194J):
- 1% TDS for Individual / HUF PAN holders.
- 2% TDS for Corporate / Company PAN holders.
- TDS Certificates (Form 16A): Issued and downloadable quarterly from the publisher portal after government tax filing.
- GST Billing: GST-registered publishers must submit tax invoices for GST reimbursement. GST non-registered publishers receive payouts net of statutory TDS.