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# Weekly Cashback

Cashback returns a share of your net loss for the week. It is paid every **Monday at 09:00 UTC**, in **stablecoins**, and it is fully withdrawable straight away: there is **no wagering** on cashback money. It covers sports, esports, casino, and live casino.

## Which week is counted

The settlement period runs from **Monday 00:01 UTC to Sunday 23:59 UTC**. Everything you bet inside that window goes into one calculation, and the payout arrives on the Monday morning after it.

## Who qualifies

Two conditions have to be met within the same week:

* at least **5 bets** on different events, or 5 casino bets;
* a **net loss of $100 or more** over the week.

Net loss means your losses minus your wins for that week. If you finished the week in profit, or lost less than $100, there is no cashback for that week.

## The formula

(total stakes minus total winnings) × your percentage.

Bets placed with bonus money are left out of both sums. Only your own money counts.

## How much you get

The percentage depends on how large your weekly net loss is.

| Level    | Weekly net loss | Cashback |
| -------- | --------------- | -------- |
| Bronze   | $100 or more    | 5%       |
| Silver   | $500 or more    | 7.5%     |
| Gold     | $1,000 or more  | 10%      |
| Platinum | $10,000 or more | 12.5%    |
| Diamond  | $25,000 or more | 15%      |

Example. Over the week you place 12 bets and finish $600 down. That puts you on Silver, so the cashback is 7.5% of $600, which is $45, paid in stablecoins on Monday at 09:00 UTC and withdrawable the moment it arrives.

## Safepoint: how often your level is confirmed

Levels are confirmed **every week**, so normally your level for the coming week depends on the week you have just played. Two levels are the exception:

* **Platinum** is confirmed once every **2 weeks**;
* **Diamond** is confirmed once every **3 weeks**.

That is what Safepoint means: the level you reached is held for the next 2 or 3 weeks instead of being checked again the following Monday.

## Where to see your level and your amount

The cashback page has a **Cashback levels** block that shows the current week in plain numbers:

* the **level** you are on, from Bronze to Diamond;
* **Reset in**, how long is left in the settlement week;
* **Result**, your net loss for the week so far;
* **Cashback**, the percentage that applies to that result.

Multiply the two and you know what is coming on Monday before it arrives. The counter resets when the new week starts.

## Where to see it

Cashback is credited to your balance on Monday at 09:00 UTC and shows up in your profile, in the transactions and history sections. Because it needs no wagering, you can withdraw it right away, unlike bonus money, which sits on a separate bonus balance and requires x40.

Full rules are on the promotions page: <https://dexsport.io/promotions/cashback/>


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