DareBay DareBay fees - contests, store and withdrawals
DareBay fees by operation: 0% to create, top up or enter a contest; 8% on a store purchase; 10% (default) to withdraw a balance, from a 10 USDT request.
Every DareBay charge is tied to an operation rather than to your account, and the whole list fits in one paragraph. Creating a contest and topping up its budget currently carry a 0% fee for fiat, USDT and COINS, and nothing is taken from the prize budget or from a contest payout. The only fee on what a clipper earns comes when taking an available balance out: 10% (default) of the requested amount, deducted inside the request, with a 10 USDT minimum request, and the form shows the amount to receive before you confirm. A store purchase is a separate flow and carries an 8% fee.
Entering a contest remains free. There is no charge to register, submit work or be included in the results.
Current terms
| Operation | Fee | Important condition |
|---|---|---|
| Create a contest | 0% | The organizer funds only the contest budget |
| Top up a contest budget | 0% | No additional top-up fee |
| Store purchase | 8% | Separate from contest fees |
| Withdraw an available balance | 10% (default) | Minimum request: 10 USDT; deducted inside the request |
Before confirmation, the form shows the requested amount, the fee and the amount to receive. The rate is recorded on the request, so an existing request is not repriced later if the public terms change.
How withdrawals are processed
Your earnings reach your balance automatically when a wallet-backed task ends, or earlier with Claim now where the task shows it. Request a withdrawal from 10 USDT and the platform does the rest: 10% (default) comes off inside the request, and you see the amount to receive before you confirm.
The product shows the status of every request, and questions about one go to support@darebay.com.
Never send a separate payment to “unlock” a prize. The legitimate fee is calculated inside the withdrawal form and deducted from the requested amount; it is not an advance transfer to somebody else's address.
Do not subtract withdrawal fees from the reward in advance
A hypothetical 20 USDT reward is credited as 20 USDT. Requesting all 20 USDT at the default 10% fee gives a 2 USDT request fee and 18 USDT to receive. Requesting only 10 USDT gives a 1 USDT fee, leaving the other 10 USDT on your balance.
An account may have another applicable rate; take final figures from the request form. Organizer-direct payouts and store purchases are separate operations, so this example cannot be applied mechanically to either.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to create a contest?
The current contest-creation fee is 0% across supported payment methods. The organizer funds the prize budget that is assigned to that contest.
Is there a fee to top up the budget?
No. Contest budget top-ups also carry a 0% fee.
Does DareBay charge participants?
Entering is free. The 10% (default) fee applies only when a user withdraws an available balance, and the minimum request is 10 USDT.
Does the winner receive the whole credited reward?
Yes: contest results determine what is credited, and the platform takes nothing from that reward. A separate 10% (default) fee applies to a later withdrawal, so a 100 USDT request pays out 90 USDT; the form shows the amount to receive before you confirm.
What happens after I request a withdrawal?
Nothing more is needed from you: the platform checks the details and sends the transfer, and the status in DareBay shows where your request is.
Where do these terms come from?
These are the platform's rules, and the form repeats them before confirmation; for a specific new request, the form is authoritative. If the public terms change, the form shows it first.
In short
Contest creation and top-ups are currently free for organizers, and entering is free for creators. The store fee is 8%. Withdrawing an available balance has a 10 USDT minimum and a 10% (default) fee deducted inside the request, and the platform does the rest. See how withdrawals work, prizes and payouts, and how DareBay secures payouts.