Royalty & Withdrawal Policy
Last Updated: June 2026
AFRIKDP is designed to get your money into your hands as quickly and transparently as possible. This policy outlines how revenue is split, how wallets are funded, and the rules governing withdrawals.
1. The 85/15 Revenue Split
For every paid transaction on the platform, revenue is divided as follows:
- Author Share (85%): You keep eighty-five percent of the final sale price.
- Platform Fee (15%): AFRIKDP retains fifteen percent. This covers all payment processing fees (Paystack), secure cloud storage, server costs, and platform maintenance. There are no hidden fees.
2. Wallet Funding
When a reader successfully purchases your book, your 85% share is instantly credited to your internal AFRIKDP Wallet as an "Available Balance." You can track these earnings in real-time via your Creator Dashboard.
3. Identity Verification (KYC)
To comply with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations, all creators must verify their identity before withdrawing funds.
- You must provide a valid Bank Verification Number (BVN) or National Identity Number (NIN).
- The name on your AFRIKDP profile and bank account must match your verified identity.
- Failure to verify your identity will result in a hold on your withdrawal capabilities.
4. Withdrawals & Payouts
Once your wallet has available funds and your KYC is verified, you may initiate a withdrawal to your linked local bank account.
- Minimum Withdrawal: You must have a minimum balance of ₦100 to request a payout.
- Processing Time: Withdrawals are typically processed instantly via Paystack Transfers, though bank network delays may occasionally take up to 24 hours.
- Withdrawal Fees: AFRIKDP covers standard local transfer fees. You will not be charged to withdraw your money.
5. Chargebacks & Fraud
If a buyer disputes a charge with their bank (a chargeback) or a transaction is flagged as fraudulent, AFRIKDP reserves the right to deduct the disputed amount from your wallet balance. If your balance is zero, it may result in a negative balance that will be offset by future sales.