Connect any Solana or Ethereum wallet and start promoting funded offers.Connect wallet

Affiliate marketplace.
Escrow first.

Advertisers lock the commission budget before the offer goes live. Affiliates see a guaranteed balance, not a promise.

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Meridian LedgerSaaS · Verified
$65per conversion
100%75%50%25%0%Escrow65%
$2,600 locked of $4,000 Funded
$4,611.50Locked in escrow
6Offers
4Verticals
0 daysPayout wait after confirmation
1 walletFor affiliates and advertisers

Offers on the marketplace

Ecommerce offers2 offersiGaming offers1 offerDating offers1 offerSaaS offers2 offersVerified offers2 offersFunded right now5 offers

Nobody has fixed affiliate trust

Affiliates work first, trust comes after. Nativness turns that around.

Paid in months, maybe. Rakuten’s NET-60 rates 2.2/5 on Trustpilot; CJ Affiliate reports stuck commissions.

Source: Rakuten Advertising, Trustpilot; CJ Affiliate complaints

How Nativness works:

1

Lock the budget.

The advertiser funds escrow before the offer is visible to anyone.

Escrow deposit$500
Per conversion$24
Funded. Offer is live.
2

See the balance, promote.

Affiliates read the real remaining balance, then take a tracking link.

Drayton Supply Co.$340 left
3

Get paid on confirmation.

Confirmed means paid. No NET-60, no minimum threshold.

Conversion confirmed+$24
Sent toyour wallet
Paid on confirmation.

Confirmed means paid.

The money is already in escrow when you start promoting.

List an offer

Fund escrow once and show affiliates the budget is really there. Connect a wallet to list your first offer on Nativness.

  • Reach affiliates who check the balance
  • Pay only for confirmed conversions
  • Top up escrow whenever you like
List an offer How escrow works

One login, both sides

One key between two doors

Connecting a wallet creates a single identity that can promote other people’s offers and list its own. There is no separate affiliate or advertiser account.

Works with Phantom, MetaMask, Solflare, Backpack and other wallets.
The wallet is your identity here, not a payment rail.

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