Credits & Referrals

Effective Date: September 4, 2026  |  Last Updated: September 4, 2026

Credits are what the AI-powered tools on Revquix run on. This page explains what a credit is, how you get one, what can happen to it, and the rules of the referral programme. It forms part of our Terms of Service and is incorporated into them by reference.

Current amounts are shown in the product, not here. Prices, grants, earn rates, caps and free daily allowances are all displayed on your Credits screen and at the point you use a tool. Writing them into this page would guarantee that one of the two is out of date; the rules below are what does not change from week to week.

1. What a credit is - and is not

A credit is a licence to use a paid feature on Revquix. It is a unit of access we grant you, and nothing more.

• It is not money, not a deposit, not e-money, not a stored-value instrument, and it does not represent a claim on us for cash.
• It has no cash value, earns no interest, and cannot be redeemed, withdrawn, cashed out or exchanged for anything except use of the features it is for.
• It is not transferable. Credits belong to the account they were issued to. They cannot be gifted, sold, traded or moved to another account.
• It is not property you can take with you. Credits exist only inside your Revquix account and end with it - see Section 8.

2. How you get credits

• We grant them. New accounts receive a starting allowance, and completing your profile earns a further one.
• You earn them. Certain actions on the Platform earn credits - see Section 5.
• You buy them. In packs, in INR or USD - see Section 3.

Separately from credits, most tools include a free daily allowance that resets every day and costs nothing. Running a tool within that allowance does not touch your balance.

3. Buying credits

• Packs are priced in Indian Rupees and in US Dollars. Which you are charged in depends on where you are; you see the price and the currency before you pay. Payment is taken by Razorpay (INR) or PayPal (USD).
• Credits are added to your balance once the payment is confirmed. If a payment is approved but something fails on the way back, our reconciliation runs within hours and completes the purchase; you do not need to pay twice, and you should not.
• A purchase of credits is a purchase of a digital licence that is made available immediately. Because of that, it is not refundable simply because you changed your mind. We will of course refund a payment that was taken in error, charged twice, or never delivered the credits - write to [email protected].
• If a credit purchase is refunded, the credits it bought are removed. If you have already spent some of them, that can leave your balance negative, and you will need to buy or earn your way back to zero before you can spend again. This is the honest consequence of a refund, not a penalty.
• We may close purchasing temporarily - during a payment-provider incident, or if a price is published in error. Existing balances, passes and free daily allowances keep working when we do.

4. Credits you bought do not expire

Credits you have paid for do not expire while your account is open. We are stating that as a commitment, not describing a current setting.

A pass, where offered, works differently and we say so at the point of sale: a pass covers the cost of the tools it applies to for a fixed window, and then ends. It never mints credits, so a pass running out does not take anything off your balance - it simply stops covering the charge.

5. Earning credits

You can earn credits by doing things that make Revquix more useful to other people - referring someone, publishing a substantial article, reviewing a mentor you actually worked with, completing a paid session, or keeping up a streak of activity. The list, the rates and the caps are on your Credits screen.

Three rules apply to all of it:

• There is a monthly ceiling on earned credits, and per-action ceilings under it. They exist so the loops cannot be farmed. Referral rewards sit outside the general ceiling and have their own.
• Some rewards are paid after a waiting period, not immediately. Credits for publishing an article, for example, arrive only once the article has been live for a few days - so that publish-and-delete earns nothing.
• Earned credits can be taken back. If the thing you were paid for is undone or turns out not to qualify - an article deleted or unpublished inside its qualifying window, a review removed, a session reversed - we reverse the credits with it. You will see the reversal in your credit history with its reason. If your balance has already been spent down, the reversal can take it negative, exactly as in Section 3.

6. Referrals

You can invite people to Revquix with your personal link. When someone signs up through it and starts using the Platform, you both receive credits.

6.1 The rules

• The reward is paid once per person referred, to a person who did not already have an account.
• There is a monthly cap on how many referrals one account can be paid for.
• You must have used Revquix yourself, and your own account must be past a short minimum age, before referrals will pay out. New accounts cannot immediately farm invitations.
• Do not spam your link, buy placements for it, bid on Revquix as a search term, post it where it breaks another site's rules, or imply you are Revquix.

6.2 When a referral is held or refused

This is the part people most deserve to have in writing, because it decides whether you get paid. We run automated checks on every referral. A referral may be held for review or refused where the signals suggest it is not a real, separate person:

• The new account and yours look like the same person or the same machine. We compare irreversibly hashed signals for this and never store the underlying address or device - see Privacy Policy §2.15.
• Invitations arrive faster than people plausibly join - several within an hour, or many within a day.
• The referring account is brand new, or has never used the Platform itself.
• Any other pattern that indicates accounts created to collect the reward rather than to use Revquix.

A shared internet connection is a reason for us to look, not a verdict. Hostels, campuses, offices and shared mobile networks put many genuine people behind one address, and we do not refuse a referral on that alone. A held referral goes to a person, not a script.

If a referral of yours was held or refused and you believe it was genuine, write to [email protected] and we will look again. We may also reverse rewards already granted if we later find the referral was not genuine.

7. Corrections and adjustments

We may add or remove credits from an account to correct an error, to reverse credits obtained in breach of these terms or our Acceptable Use Policy, or as a goodwill gesture. Adjustments are recorded in your credit history with a reason, and adjustments made by our staff are capped and audited internally.

We may change prices, grants, earn rates, caps and free allowances. Changes apply going forward - we will not retrospectively remove credits you have already been granted because a rate changed.

8. If your account closes

• Unspent credits end with the account, whether you close it or we do. They have no cash value (Section 1), so there is nothing to pay out, and they cannot be moved to another account. If you are about to close your account and have a balance, spend it first.
• If we suspend an account while we investigate a breach, credits are frozen rather than removed. If the account comes back, so do they.
• Records of credit purchases and refunds are financial records and are retained after deletion, with your identity replaced by a one-way pseudonym, for the period our Privacy Policy §6 describes. The rest of your credit history is deleted with the account.

9. Changes

We may update this page as the credit system changes. We will revise the “Last Updated” date, and material changes will be notified in-product or by email.

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