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Earnings & Withdrawals

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If you sell your posts on Fiction Factory, this page explains how you earn money and how to withdraw it.

How you earn

  • You set a price when you publish a post (or mark it premium with a preview).
  • When a reader buys it, the sale price is credited to your earnings.
  • Your royalty rate depends on how long you've been with us:
    • Early members (ID ≤ 1000): 60% of each sale
    • Everyone else: 50% of each sale

Your earnings page (My Earnings in the account menu) shows:

My Earnings. Numbers match the steps below.
  1. Total sold — how many of your posts have been purchased
  2. Total earned — the sum of your royalties
  3. Your purchase history and sales history

Getting paid

When your balance is ready, you can request a withdrawal:

Requesting a withdrawal. Numbers match the steps below.
  1. Go to My Earnings.
  2. Click Request Withdrawal.
  3. Enter the amount (must be within your available balance).
  4. Choose your payout method:
    • MFS — bKash, Nagad, or Upay (your mobile number)
    • Bank — your bank account details
  5. Submit the request.

Withdrawal statuses

Status Meaning
Requested Your request is in the queue
Processing An admin is working on it
Complete Paid out to your account
Rejected Couldn't be processed — check your payout details and re-request
Every request and its status, on My Earnings.

You can view the status of every request on your My Earnings page.

Payment details

Make sure your payment info is correct before requesting a withdrawal:

Payout details, one form per method. Numbers match the steps below.
  1. MFS — choose your provider (bKash/Nagad/Upay) and enter the exact number.
  2. Bank — enter your account name, number, branch, and account type.

Wrong details are the most common reason a withdrawal is rejected. If one is, fix your details and submit a new request.

Tips to earn more

  • Write original, high-quality posts — upvotes drive visibility, and visibility drives sales.
  • Set a fair price — premium previews let readers sample your work.
  • Keep publishing — regular authors build a following (and followers buy).
  • Earn sales achievements — First Sale, Century Club, Elite Seller come with XP bonuses.