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Tax information entry threshold

Depending on your location, you may be required to provide certain information for tax purposes. If you are required to submit tax information, you will be able to do so when you first log in to your account.
To learn whether you need to provide tax information and, if necessary, how to submit it:
  1. Sign in to your account.
  2. From the gear icon menu on the upper right corner of your account, choose "Payments"
  3. On the left sidebar menu, select Payee profile page.
  4. On the next screen, in the 'tax information' section, click 'Update tax information'.
  5. If you're required to enter tax information, you'll see a tax wizard prompting you to enter your information.

Address verification threshold

To verify the accuracy of your account information, we will mail a personal identification number (PIN) to your payment address when your earnings reach the verification threshold. You'll then be required to enter this PIN in your account. Learn more about address verification.
For more information, please visit the payments guide.

Payment method selection threshold

According to our Terms and Conditions, active accounts need to reach the payment threshold in order to qualify for a payment. Since we don't ever issue payments for less than this threshold, we don't allow publishers to select a form of payment until their earnings have reached this amount.
For more information, please visit the payments guide.

Cancellation threshold

If you decide to cancel your account and your account balance is greater than the cancellation threshold, you'll receive your final payment within approximately 90 days of the end of the month, provided that you've completed the necessary steps to get paid.

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