Web publisher — rewarded display
A rewarded ad on a publisher page. On a registered device the earn mark appears; once the view verifies, the points sit claimable — the viewer clicks the badge to claim them, and only then do they land in the wallet. Unregistered devices see a clean ad, no badge.
CTV — rewarded ad break
An ad break on a TV registered to its viewer: the view verifies on the set and the points become claimable — nothing lands yet. The claim arrives as a notification on the viewer's phone, and one tap there releases the points while the TV badge follows to “Claimed”. An unregistered TV plays the same break clean — no badge, no notification.
Advertiser — pay only when viewers claim
The business side, in the real operator console: a campaign budget funded up front at 100,000 points, drawn down only by rewards that actually verify — 25 of them here — while a delivery report that never verifies draws nothing. The daily report reconciles to the point.
In-app — opt-in rewarded ads
A player taps “Watch ad · Earn 10 pts” inside a game. The spot plays in the app, the view verifies, and the player's claim tap releases the points into the same My Ad Rewards wallet balance — one balance, every surface.
Receipt cashback — merchant-funded
A $24 lunch receipt at an enrolled merchant: the receipt is checked against the merchant's 5% rule on the server, and 120 points land in the wallet — funded by the merchant, one claim per receipt.
OOH — snap-to-earn billboards
A registered billboard placement with a live advertiser flight. The phone checks the photo on-device (the photo never uploads), the claim is verified against the flight, the location, and the registered device — and 10 points land in the wallet.