Reward Program Rules — Virdato (VIRD)
This page describes the operating rules for Virdato reward programs. VIRD is a utility token designed for in-ecosystem participation and access. It is not marketed as an investment product and no profit expectation is implied.
1) Definitions
- Epoch: The program accounting interval used to calculate rewards (e.g., weekly).
- Verified engagement: Engagement signals that pass integrity checks (anti-bot, anti-sybil, anomaly filters).
- Eligible participant: A user or creator meeting the minimum eligibility requirements described below.
- Reward pool: The category budget designated for distribution (e.g., Creator Rewards, Audience Rewards).
- Disqualification: Removal from eligibility due to prohibited behavior, fraud indicators, or policy violations.
2) Eligibility
Eligibility may depend on account status, verification requirements, geographic restrictions, and integrity checks. At minimum:
- Participant must use a supported wallet and comply with platform Terms.
- Participant must not be located in restricted jurisdictions (where applicable).
- Participant must pass integrity screening (anti-bot / anti-sybil).
3) What Can Earn Rewards
Rewards are designed to incentivize measurable ecosystem participation. Example qualifying actions may include:
- Creators: Verified traffic, retention, content interactions, referrals, and quality-weighted engagement (when available).
- Audience: Verified participation, curation actions, referrals, community tasks, and platform-defined contributions.
- Programs: Pilot participation, testing, governance feedback, and security reporting incentives (when offered).
Not all actions qualify. The platform may publish program-specific rules for special campaigns.
4) Reward Calculation
Rewards are calculated each epoch using a combination of verified engagement metrics and integrity filters. Calculation parameters may include (example):
- Unique verified sessions
- Quality-weighted interactions
- Fraud-adjusted scoring
- Program caps and pool budgets
Final reward outcomes are determined by system rules in effect for that epoch. No rewards are guaranteed.
5) Anti-Fraud & Disqualification
We actively mitigate fraud. Disqualifying behavior may include:
- Botting, scripting, or automated manipulation
- Sybil behavior (multiple accounts to farm rewards)
- Fake traffic, click farms, or purchased engagement
- Wallet replay exploits or signature manipulation attempts
- Abusive conduct or Terms violations
We may withhold, reduce, reverse, or deny rewards if fraud is suspected or confirmed.
6) Claims, Thresholds, and Expiry
- Claim windows: rewards may be claimable only within a defined window after each epoch.
- Minimum thresholds: the platform may enforce minimum claim amounts.
- Expiry: unclaimed rewards may expire and return to treasury or be reallocated per published policy.
Exact threshold and expiry values should be published in the product UI or program update log.
7) Changes to Program Rules
Program rules may change to improve integrity, comply with law, or adjust incentives. We will publish updates with:
- Effective date
- Summary of changes
- Reason for change (fraud mitigation, operational, compliance)
8) Disputes & Appeals
If you believe your rewards were incorrectly calculated or withheld, you may request review through the official contact channel. Reviews are discretionary and may be denied if fraud indicators are present.
This process is not a guarantee of reversal. We reserve the right to protect ecosystem integrity.