
Nine weeks ago, Verifluence went live. Today, our streamers have been paid 101,599.00 USDC through escrow, across 658 individual releases.
For us, this is what the platform is here to do: help casinos and streamers find each other, agree on the work and turn those agreements into paid partnerships.
To everyone who gave Verifluence a chance: thank you. This milestone belongs to you too.
The payout milestone comes alongside growth across the marketplace. Here’s how the numbers changed between last week’s snapshot and the nine-week mark:

That’s 195 additional escrow releases and 23 new deals since last week’s snapshot, alongside 30,000 USDC more locked in streamer escrows.
Payouts are reaching creators while funding for streamer partnerships keeps growing. That’s an encouraging combination as we bring more casinos and streamers onto the platform.
@gmblrmartin· Sep 15, 2026Across those 658 releases, the average payout comes to 154.41 USDC per stream. That number covers a mix of streamers and deals. It isn’t a fixed rate every creator has to accept and it isn’t a ceiling on what a partnership can pay. In the last few weeks, we’ve onboarded casinos with bigger budgets and an appetite for longer-term deals with small, mid-sized and larger streamers.
Higher payouts for larger creators are already part of that mix.
All the payouts in this milestone are fixed-fee payments for streaming work, released through escrow. Each deal has its own agreed rate.
For established streamers, the opportunity isn’t limited to a short test. There are casinos on Verifluence looking for partners they can keep working with. Finding the right fit still matters: the content, the audience and the terms have to work for both sides.
The numbers tell us that deals are happening and payments are being released. Our customer interviews tell us more about the experience around them.
For the Spin.io Marketing Team, escrow has changed the practical side of paying streamers:
“We lock funds 1 time and release payments stream by stream.”
That stream-by-stream approach lets the team manage payments as the partnership progresses.
Malak, who streams as BaNaNa_malak, highlighted organisation and support:
“What stands out for me is having everything in one place and having more support when dealing with operators.”
And Gagan (@gagantv) expected a marketplace for finding deals. What stood out was the team behind it:
“The team is actually involved and available to help.”
These are different parts of the same working relationship. The money matters. So does being clear on the agreement, keeping communication organised and knowing who to contact when something needs sorting out.
That’s the experience we want to keep improving as Verifluence grows.
We’re onboarding a new batch of high-quality streamers, alongside more casinos looking to build their streamer programmes.
For streamers: if you’ve built an engaged community and want casino partners interested in an ongoing relationship, we’d love to hear from you. The opportunities span different channel sizes, with the right match depending on your content, audience and the operator’s plans.
For casino teams: if you’re looking for creators you can build with, let’s talk about your next campaign or longer-term partnership.
Thank you to every streamer and casino team building this with us. Nine weeks is just the start.
Milestone figures as of 15 September 2026. Growth percentages compare the snapshots shown above. Customer quotes are excerpts from our interviews.