Your Wallet
The Yesodi Wallet is the place where a member tracks earnings and payouts from sales on the platform. It shows income from sold products, services, and event tickets, alongside any Yesodi coins held on the account.
What the Wallet Shows
The Wallet gives a member one view of the money side of a Yesodi account. It records earnings from items that have sold, the current balance, and the coin balance used for optional extras. Publishing profiles, articles, videos, music, and other content stays free and does not appear as a charge.
How Earnings Are Recorded
Earnings appear in the Wallet when something sells. A seller earns when a buyer pays for a product, a service, or an event ticket. Yesodi takes a cut only on a completed sale, and the seller keeps the large majority of the amount. Buyers pay with PayPal, card, or crypto, and on iOS the Apple in-app purchase system applies.
Payouts
The Wallet is where a seller tracks payouts of the money earned from sales. The recorded balance reflects income from completed transactions after the Yesodi cut is applied. Members can review their sales history to see how each payout was calculated.
Coins in the Wallet
The Wallet also holds Yesodi coins, an optional internal credit. Coins are used for extras such as game wagers, some AI tools, and some app upgrades. Coins are separate from sales earnings and are not required to publish content or to be found in search.
Where the Wallet Fits
The Wallet works with the payment and payout system that runs across Yesodi. It connects to the products, services, and event tickets a member sells. Because publishing is free, the Wallet mainly matters to members who sell or who use coin-based extras.
Does it cost money to use the Yesodi Wallet?
No. The Wallet is part of a Yesodi account, and creating an account and publishing content are free. The Wallet becomes relevant when a member sells something or uses coins.
What earnings show up in the Wallet?
The Wallet records earnings from completed sales of products, services, and event tickets. Yesodi takes a cut only when something sells, and the seller keeps the large majority of the amount.
Are Yesodi coins the same as earnings?
No. Coins are an optional internal credit used for extras such as game wagers, some AI tools, and some app upgrades. Sales earnings and coins are tracked separately in the Wallet.
How do buyers pay for items that appear as earnings?
Buyers pay with PayPal, card, or crypto. On iOS, the Apple in-app purchase system applies. The seller income from these payments is what the Wallet records.