tDC is store credit in your account — one tDC is worth one US dollar, and it spends like money at checkout
It is the currency the site uses for rewards and goodwill, and it sits in a wallet on your account rather than in a bank. It has no fees, no expiry rush, and nothing to redeem before it can be used.
Where tDC Comes From
- Referrals — when someone you introduced makes their first purchase
- Rewards and campaigns run on the site
- Goodwill from support, where something went wrong
- Cashback offers on selected plans
How to Spend It
- Sign in and choose a plan
- At checkout, apply your tDC balance to the total
- Pay anything remaining by card or another method
The peg is fixed: one tDC always equals one US dollar. If you are paying in another currency, the balance is converted at the same daily rate the rest of the site uses, so what it covers moves slightly with the exchange rate.
tDC is credit for use on the site. It cannot be withdrawn to a bank account, transferred to another person, or exchanged for cash — that is what makes it a reward rather than a payment instrument.
Your balance and every movement in and out of it are listed in your account, so a reward that arrived quietly is easy to find
