Trust Center for linkmint.co
This page explains how we keep payouts honest, protect merchants, and treat users fairly. If you ever wonder, "Is my money safe here?" or "Why is my payout delayed?" — this is the answer.
1. The non-negotiable payout rule
linkmint.co has one rule that never changes:
We only pay users after the affiliate partner has paid linkmint.co. Pending earnings are not cash yet. Only cleared, paid commissions are.
This protects honest users, the platform, and merchants. It also keeps linkmint.co from collapsing due to fake traffic or refunded orders.
2. TrustScore: how we measure account health
Every account has an internal TrustScore. You don't have to be perfect — we just want to see normal, human behavior.
Things that help your TrustScore
- • Real people clicking your links
- • Normal traffic patterns (not botted)
- • Legit purchases that don't get refunded
- • Following each merchant's policy rules
Things that hurt your TrustScore
- • Fake clicks or incentivized bots
- • Self-purchases that break merchant rules
- • High refund or chargeback patterns
- • Spamming links where they're not allowed
Your TrustScore can unlock higher commission tiers (up to 85%) and smoother payouts — or slow your account down if we detect risk.
3. Honeymoon period for new accounts
When you're new to linkmint.co, your account goes through a honeymoon period (for example, around the first 30 days). During this time, payouts are intentionally more conservative.
- We focus on learning your traffic: where clicks come from, how people buy, and if refunds are normal or suspicious.
- Once your honeymoon period passes and your history looks clean, payouts can process more smoothly (still always after the affiliate partner pays us).
We'd rather be slightly slower at the start than put the whole community at risk with aggressive, unsafe payouts.
4. Early earnings: why some commissions start small
At the beginning, your commissions might look very small — a few pesos or cents even on decent cart values. That's not a bug, and it's not linkmint.co taking your share.
- Different merchants and regions pay very different base rates — some PH marketplaces pay low-per-order commissions but scale through volume.
- linkmint.co passes your full user share of whatever the merchant actually pays out — we don't secretly cut your rate on top of that.
- Earnings usually feel better when you mix higher-value items, stronger-paying merchants, and repeat buyers instead of only low-ticket, low-rate orders.
As linkmint.co grows, we aim to shift more traffic toward better-paying merchants and markets while still keeping PH users and everyday shoppers in the game.
5. Early payouts (float) and strict limits
In some cases, linkmint.co may offer early payouts for trusted users using funds that have already been received from affiliate partners.
- Only approved commissions from the network can be considered for early payout.
- You must have good TrustScore and be outside your honeymoon period.
- There is always a hard cap on float so the platform never over-extends itself.
We do not use debt or risky loans for payouts. Early payout is a privilege, not a right, and it's always based on real, received money.
6. Balancing users, platform, and merchants
linkmint.co is built to be sustainable, not a hype scheme. That means:
- Users get 70–85% of commissions — a very high share.
- Referrers can get a 5% override for inviting active earners during a bonus window.
- The platform keeps a minimum 15% margin to pay for infrastructure, support, taxes, and future growth.
That balance is what lets linkmint.co exist long-term instead of burning out after a few months.
7. Related pages
If you want more detail on specific parts of the system, these pages go deeper: