Track earnings
The Earnings page (partnerhq.kariant.app/earnings) is your window on the Koin earn rails: balance, Koins earned, lifetime Kash earned, and the full earn history.
What each number meanslink
- check_circleKoin Balance — your current universal wallet balance.
- check_circleKoins Earned — the lifetime total of earn-type ledger rows (the earn rails).
- check_circleKash Earned (Lifetime) — total Kash your account has ever earned; the partner billing wallet and request control live at kariant.app/partner/koins/kashflow?tab=accounts.
- check_circleEarn History — every earn grant with its source, vertical and date.
- check_circlePayouts — recorded withdrawal requests and their status, with the payment reference when present. A request or manually recorded reference is not independent bank confirmation. Use the original approved payout amount and currency when comparing a request with your bank or PayPal history; a Kash wallet figure is not a bank statement.
- check_circleReconciliation required means the outcome needs verification. Do not submit another request for the same uncertain payout, and do not assume reserved funds have returned. Give Support the request reference so it can request a financial review; Support cannot pay, release funds or change the outcome. Private internal review notes stay private.
- check_circleIn the partner billing wallet, Verify saved request recovers the original request or permanently closes an unused reference. It never creates a second hold or cancels an existing withdrawal. Keep that recovery reference if the result is unknown; do not clear site data to retry. USD-equivalent Kash and the pinned bank/PayPal payout amount are different figures.
- check_circleWithdrawal history on Earnings and Profile shows your own requests across accounts; the billing wallet shows your own requests for the selected account. Use Load more to continue in request-reference order, not newest-date order, and Refresh history for new or changed records. Missing legacy dates and account details remain visible for review. An unavailable read is not an empty history. Pages are not a single-time snapshot or a certified financial total.
An em-dash (—) is not a zerolink
A figure showing an em-dash (—) has not loaded or is temporarily unavailable — it is never a zero balance. When that happens a notice appears on the page ("figures marked '—' are unavailable, not zero"); refresh to reload. The ledgers are equally honest: a failed load says "could not be loaded" explicitly instead of showing an empty history.