Payment Methods & Withdrawals

GuestPostNow runs on a balance system: buyers add funds (or pay at checkout), orders are held in escrow, and sellers withdraw their earnings after delivery is accepted. Here is how money moves through the platform.

Ways to pay

You can fund your balance or pay for an order using:

• PayPal
• Card (Visa, Mastercard, Amex and more, via Stripe)
• Cryptocurrency (via NOWPayments)

Adding funds to your balance first is handy for bulk buying and for the Campaign Builder, but you can also pay per order at checkout.

How the balance and escrow work

When you place an order, the amount is moved into escrow — held by GuestPostNow, not yet paid to the seller. It is only released when you accept the delivered post. If an order is cancelled or a deadline is missed, the funds return to your balance automatically (see Refund Policy & Dispute Resolution).

Getting paid as a seller

When a buyer accepts your delivery, your earnings (net of platform fees) are credited to your balance. From there you can request a withdrawal. Withdrawal eligibility can depend on factors like your completion rate and account standing, which protect the marketplace for everyone. See How to Sell Guest Posts for the full seller workflow.

Fees

Payment processors charge standard fees on deposits (for example card and PayPal processing), and the platform takes a commission on sales. The amount you can withdraw is your net earnings after these are applied.

Account security

Keep your account secure with a strong, unique password and two-factor authentication where available. Never share login details, and only ever transact through the platform — off-platform deals are not covered by escrow, the link-uptime guarantee, or dispute resolution.