nonontech

I don't think it's a kind of interest, but as a fee because this cash advance amount has to be paid from your future earnings. So, if you took $2000 as cash advance, your total payable amount would be around $2272. This amount would be deducted from your future earnings. If you could repay it in 1 month, that's great. But if it took one year or longer for you to repay, that's pretty fair as long as you can make more money using the cash advance. $272 for $2000 is about 13.6%. From my experiences, I would recommend to take it if you can invest it somewhere else or if you can do another more profitable business with that amount. I have taken cash advance two times and I have used the money in another more profitable business, so for me, it helps a lot. I am waiting to get it again. If you just want the money and have nothing profitable to do with it, I won't recommend taking it. Thanks.

Update. I tried activating another early payout today as an experiment to see if the frozen amount would be paid or not, and it was successful!!

I have a similar problem, my amount due is froze at $4.42. Were you able to resolve this? I've contacted the CS, but they said it's being investigated. Please share how it went. Thanks.

Yes, we can withdraw. And we pay it back from our future earnings. 40% from every order is automatically deducted as repayment. I have paid 98%, but for some reason, there's still about 2% that I still need to pay back though I have had enough matured balance. I have contacted CS to get this problem resolved. This is a nice feature, it helped me achieve a lot of things.