I read on the twitch affiliate page that before you pay out, I read twitch if the last payout was 100 dollars in the account. And my question is why is there such a thing and does it say that money will otherwise not be paid out?
Otherwise the money will not be paid out
Yes, you have to earn at least $ 100 on Twitch in order to withdraw your money.
The question is why is there such a thing
I guess because it's better for Twitch and doesn't involve as much effort.
And my question is why is there such a thing
Do you want the honest answer?
Because the affiliate program is actually just a major marketing scam & most affiliates will never break the $ 100 mark, but until then everything is just profit for Twitch.
and does it mean that money will otherwise not be paid out?
Correctly that is what it was called.
And what is of course kept secret: You need a business as soon as you are an affiliate & you also have to report the income to the tax office. If you don't, it's tax evasion. Conversely, this means in turn: You have to be 18 years old to participate in the affiliate program, if you do not want to commit a criminal offense.
Because in DE you can only start a business at the age of 18.
Unless the guardianship court makes you legally competent earlier.
Yes only from $ 100. But that is the case with almost every company.
Reason: probably not that much effort. They want you to actively stream before you get your money.
But $ 100 is not impossible that is actually relatively feasible
