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Affiliate programs that pay in crypto
A small group. Some pay a stablecoin as one option beside bank transfer, one pays USDT inside its own app, and programs run on Creem can take USDC on Polygon after identity verification. We list no exchanges or hardware wallets, so this page is about how you get paid, not what you promote.
On this page4Programs that state a method122 of 177 liveFrom network terms1
| Program | Commission | Payout method | Minimum | Schedule | Cookie | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Picturesque AI | 25% recurring | Bank transfer or USDCvia Creem | $50 or €50via Creem | 1st and 15th, after a 7 to 12 day holdvia Creem | 180 days | 2026-08-21 |
| RankWorker | 30% recurring for 12 months | Bank transfer, USDC | $50 or €50 | 1st and 15th of each month | 30 days | 2026-08-05 |
| RedotPay | 20% to 40% of card fees + 0.05% of spend, in USDT | USDT (in app) | Not published | Card fees instant, spend every 30 days | Not published | 2026-08-01 |
| XFastest | $5.70 one-time, $7.60 after 10 referrals | PayPal, bank transfer or crypto, sent manually | $30 | On request once the balance reaches $30, after a 15 day hold | 60 days | 2026-09-05 |
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FAQ
Which affiliate programs pay in crypto?
4 of the 122 programs in the AffiliateJob directory that state a payout method, in their own terms or their network's, including Picturesque AI, RankWorker, RedotPay, XFastest. 1 of them inherit the term from their network's published payout rules rather than stating it themselves.
What does "via a network" mean on this page?
The program is paid through that network, and the value shown is the network's own published partner terms rather than a sentence on the program's page. The network name links to the page we read and the date we read it.
Why is the count smaller than the whole directory?
Because only 122 of 177 live programs state a payout method, in their own terms or their network's. A program that publishes nothing about payouts is not on this page, and its absence means unknown, not no.