Adnuvora aggregates offers from many advertising networks and serves them through one hosted offerwall. You embed an iframe, we show your users offers, they complete them, and we pay you a share of what the advertiser paid us.
You build two things: an iframe and a callback endpoint. Everything else is ours.
How the money flows#
Your user │ taps an offer on the wall ▼ Adnuvora ──── click ───► Network ────► Advertiser ▲ │ │ conversion │ │ ◄──── postback ──── Network ◄──────────┘ │ │ credits your balance, then calls your endpoint ▼ Your server ──► credits the user in your currency
- A user taps an offer inside the wall. We write a click row and redirect them to the network's tracking URL.
- The user completes the offer. The advertiser tells the network; the network sends us a postback.
- We check it for fraud, record a conversion, and write a ledger entry for your share.
- We call your callback URL with the transaction details and a signature.
- Your server verifies the signature and credits the user in your own currency.
Step 5 is the only code you write that touches money. Get the signature check, the deduplication, and the negative-amount branch right and the integration is finished.
What you get paid#
Every offer in your dashboard shows your payout — the amount you earn for that conversion, already net of everything. There is no second deduction later.
Your users are credited in your currency, not dollars. You set the rate — if 1000 Coins = $1, a conversion that pays you $0.091 credits the user 91 Coins. The USD figure never appears on the wall.
When you get paid#
Earnings stay pending until the start of the next calendar month, then become withdrawable. A reversal after you have been paid still debits immediately — the balance can go negative, and later earnings pay it down.
The minimum withdrawal is $20. Both figures are visible per conversion in your dashboard, with the exact date each one clears.
What we do not claim#
We are not a registered IAB TCF vendor. If you send us a TC string we log it and pass it to any network that accepts one, but nothing here should be read as TCF compliance. See Countries & devices for what we collect and what the consent gate does.
Next#
Quick start puts a working integration in front of you in about ten minutes. If you want the vocabulary first, read Core concepts.