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Fanbasis was silently migrated to Commas around mid‑July 2026, without any clear communication to affiliates. Many Digital Wealth Academy affiliates only noticed the change when they logged into the new Commas dashboard and saw additional data, such as click statistics and updated payout information. In this article, you’ll see what has changed, how payments are handled now, and what you need to do inside Commas to keep your Digital Wealth Academy setup running smoothly.
Commas introduces several changes that Digital Wealth Academy affiliates will notice inside the dashboard. The most important update is that you can now see click data — something Fanbasis never displayed. All existing Fanbasis affiliate links and landing pages continue to work exactly as before; there are no redirects to new Commas pages, the links still point to the same destinations. What has changed is the backend: tracking and payout information are now handled and shown through Commas, while your funnels and URLs remain unchanged.
Commas uses several payout rails to send affiliate earnings. A payout rail is simply the technical channel through which money is transferred. Each rail has different speed, availability, and regional limitations. Here is the clear overview:
ACH – Standard bank transfer inside the U.S.; slow but reliable.
RTP (Real‑Time Payments) – Faster bank‑to‑bank transfers; usually same‑day.
Wire – Traditional international bank transfer; slower and often more expensive.
PayPal – Works internationally; processing time depends on your account.
Venmo – U.S. only.
Cash App – U.S. only.
Crypto – Depends on the wallet you connect; usually fast once initiated.
Your payout speed depends on the rail you choose. International affiliates typically rely on PayPal, Wire or Crypto, because U.S.‑only rails are not available.
Commas uses a staged payout process, and each commission moves through several time‑based phases before it becomes an actual payout. These phases determine when your earnings are released and when they are sent through your selected payout rail.
Validating – The commission is being checked. This phase usually takes 1 to 7 days.
Reserve – A temporary holding period. Commas does not keep a percentage; it keeps the full amount for a certain time. The reserve period typically lasts 7 to 30 days.
Available – The commission is fully cleared and ready for payout.
Paid – The payout has been sent through your chosen rail. The speed depends on the rail (PayPal is usually fast, Wire can take longer).
In short: the reserve is not a deduction — it is a time window. Once the reserve period ends, the full amount moves to “Available” and can be paid out.
When your Fanbasis account is migrated to Commas, Digital Wealth Academy does not become active automatically.
Commas requires affiliates to complete a short onboarding process before any programs are unlocked. This step is mandatory.
To activate Digital Wealth Academy inside Commas, you must:
Open the Affiliate Hub This is where Commas stores all affiliate settings after the migration.
Complete your affiliate profile Add the required information such as display name, niche, promotion channels, and operating location.
Accept the Terms and Conditions Commas will not unlock any affiliate programs until the legal agreement is accepted.
Once these steps are completed, Digital Wealth Academy becomes visible and fully active in your dashboard. Only then will you see clicks, events, and commissions.
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After the migration from Fanbasis to Commas, many affiliates noticed that their dashboard suddenly displayed clicks, events, and historical activity that had never been visible before. This does not mean that Commas imported old tracking data or changed your funnels. The reason is much simpler: Commas shows metrics that Fanbasis never exposed.
Fanbasis did not display click counts or event logs. Commas does.
So when your account was migrated, Commas immediately began showing all tracking information that was already present in the backend but previously hidden.
Nothing changed in your links, funnels, or traffic sources. Commas is simply more transparent than Fanbasis.
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