Verifluence Tops 900 Streamer Payouts, Changes Escrow Funding

The company’s October 8 update puts its tally at 40 funded casino campaigns. The figures are from Verifluence’s own records, rather than an independent audit.

At Least 243 More Payments in 23 Days

The latest total can be checked against an earlier milestone. On September 15, Verifluence reported 658 individual escrow releases, worth a combined 101,599 USDC. Co-founder Martin Varrand also reported the figures on X.

By October 8, the count had passed 900. That means at least 243 additional releases in 23 days, an increase of more than 36.9% from the September figure.

Those are payment events, not unique creators or new contracts. A casino can make several payments under one agreement, so the 900-plus total should not be read as the number of streamers paid.

Verifluence says creators earned about $200 per stream on average over the preceding 12 weeks. Among the higher-earning half, the reported range was roughly $200-$500 per stream.

A $2,000 Deal Can Start With $200 in Escrow

Until October, a casino signing a multi-stream agreement had to deposit the full amount into escrow. Verifluence has changed that requirement. Operators can now fund the next stream separately, rather than pay for the entire campaign before it starts.

Consider ten streams priced at $200 each, using the company’s reported average. The contract is worth $2,000. With the updated system, the casino can begin by depositing $200 for the first session.

That leaves $1,800 outside escrow initially. The upfront deposit is 90% smaller, although the amount owed under the contract stays the same. The remaining streams must still be funded before their payments can be secured.

Verifluence says the first casino brands have already switched to this arrangement. Their payments are being released under the updated smart contract.

Casino Teams Get a Shared Funding Wallet

The other change concerns wallets. Previously, an operator had to connect an external crypto wallet to manage payments. Casinos can now fund an embedded wallet on Verifluence and give campaign staff access to it.

Streamers continue receiving payouts in their own connected wallets. They do not need to use the casino’s new wallet setup.

30 Streamers and Seven Casino Brands Join Weekly

The company reports around 30 streamer sign-ups and seven new casino brands per week. Registration alone does not open the marketplace to creators. Verifluence checks identity, streaming accounts, audience data and previous work before granting access.

Its October report puts average monthly earnings among active streamers at about $5,000. This group includes creators working on deals, applying for campaigns and negotiating with casinos.