A tier is simply how much of your receipt comes back. Hold $CASHFY and it stops being a percentage — the whole receipt comes back, up to your tier's cap, as real stock in the company you bought from on BNB Chain.
Your wallet's $CASHFY balance is valued in dollars. That dollar figure puts you on a rung. The higher the rung, the more of each receipt comes back and the more you can earn in a day. That is the whole idea — there is nothing to activate and no code to enter.
This is the part worth reading slowly, because a full match and a percentage are not the same shape.
Spend $50, get $50 back. The receipt cost you nothing — you just hold it as stock instead of cash.
The cap is the whole rule. A tier matches your receipt pound for pound until it hits that tier's per-receipt ceiling. Under the cap, you get everything back. Over it, you get the cap — a $30 receipt pays $30, a $400 receipt pays your ceiling, not $400.
Then a second limit applies: the daily cap. That is the most one wallet can be paid across a rolling 24 hours, however many receipts it scans. Both caps rise together as you move up the ladder, and both reset every day.
Why a cap at all? Every dollar matched is backed by real tokenized shares on BNB Chain funded from protocol revenue. The caps are what make a full match sustainable rather than a temporary promotion.
Not points, not a locked score — tokenized stock in the company that sold you the product. The brand on the receipt decides the stock.
All stock tokens settle directly to your BEP-20 address on BNB Chain. Caps and tiers apply identically across all supported merchants.
A tier is held for 24 hours from the moment it is reached. Selling does not drop it mid-day, and a price dip does not either — the way up is immediate, the way down is slow. When the day rolls over, the tier reflects whatever the balance is worth then.
Receipts in dollars, euros and Swedish kronor are read and converted at the day's rate before any cap applies, so a tier's limits mean the same amount everywhere.
Scan a receipt →Tiers are set by the ladder the server publishes, and this page reads it live — what is shown here is what the rule applies. Amounts are in US dollars. Rewards are tokenized stock: debt securities giving economic exposure to the share price, not voting rights or direct equity in the merchant. Nothing here is investment advice.