Understand Panda

Welcome to Panda. This guide explains how the platform works, so you can understand a package before buying it. Panda combines rig mining packages, Panda Run game packages, rewards and three wallets. A rig adds rand credits over time. A panda earns through completed, server-verified game runs. Your wallets record those credits and your spending. The package price, earning rules and payment availability all matter.

A new active account starts with a free rig and Scout. The free rig earns fifteen rand over its first twenty-four hours, then stops. Scout lasts five days and allows three started runs per South African day. At four thousand verified metres, a Scout run pays one rand; shorter runs pay less. These earnings go to Free. Eligible registration also brings three wheel spins. Promotional rewards depend on account eligibility. The trials begin with your account, so they are not renewed each day.

Think of Main, Bonus and Free as three separate pockets for earnings. Main receives paid rig credits, paid panda earnings and settled leaderboard prizes. Bonus receives referral commissions from your team's paid rigs. Free receives the free rig, Scout and collected wheel winnings. New payment money buys a selected package directly; it is not deposited into Main. Any one earnings wallet can also pay for a package, but that wallet must cover the whole price. Eighty rand in Main and thirty in Bonus cannot be combined to pay one hundred rand. The total on Home is a summary, not a fourth spendable wallet.

A paid rig is a one-time package purchase. It starts when the purchase is confirmed, and credits build with elapsed time, including while you are away. Every paid tier runs for twenty elapsed days. Its daily rate is one tenth of its purchase price, and its full-lifetime credits are twice the purchase price. Credits go to Main, even when you bought the rig using Bonus or Free. The speed badge identifies the tier. At the end of twenty days the rig stops, and another purchase is needed to run that tier again.

The paid rig tiers are Starter, Digger, Crusher, Titan and Beast. Their prices are three hundred, six hundred, twelve hundred, twenty-four hundred and forty-eight hundred rand. Their daily credits are thirty, sixty, one hundred and twenty, two hundred and forty, and four hundred and eighty rand. All five have the same twenty-day lifetime. A bigger tier increases the price and credit rate proportionally. The total credits column includes all earnings from that package. It does not mean the purchase price is refunded separately.

Here is a Starter rig example using existing earnings. Buying it subtracts three hundred rand from one wallet. At thirty rand per full day, cumulative credits reach three hundred rand after ten days, and six hundred after twenty days. The six hundred is the total credited amount, before withdrawal fees. Under the fifteen percent withdrawal policy, a six hundred rand withdrawal would leave five hundred and ten rand after the fee. That is a fee example, not a current payment promise: U S D T withdrawals still await production setup.

A panda package works differently from a rig. You earn by playing Panda Run, and payment depends on the distance the server verifies. Each tier has a daily run allowance and a total package earnings cap. Paid pandas have no time expiry. They retire when their credited earnings reach that cap. Starting a run uses an allowance, even if the run ends early. Allowances reset at midnight in South Africa, and unused runs do not build up. Paid panda earnings always go to Main. Scout is the separate five-day free trial.

Starter panda costs one hundred rand and gives ten daily runs. Digger costs two hundred and fifty with ten. Crusher costs six hundred with twelve. Titan costs fifteen hundred with twelve. Beast costs four thousand with sixteen. Each paid panda's total credits are capped at twice its purchase price. The table shows payment at one hundred and sixty metres and at a full four thousand metres. These are distance examples, not a guaranteed daily amount. Actual credits depend on completed runs and the remaining package cap.

In Panda Run, jump over obstacles and use one extra jump while in the air. Distance earns progressively. For a Starter panda, zero metres pays zero, one hundred and sixty metres pays fifty cents, and four thousand metres pays one rand fifty. Between those distances, the server calculates the amount and rounds to cents. A collision or early finish means a shorter distance and a smaller payout. A final run near the package cap can pay less than its usual distance amount. The in-run display is an estimate until the server settles the run.

Choose whether you want time-based rig credits or game-based panda earnings. Check the full price, lifetime or cap. To pay with new money, select Purchase on that package and create its saved payment order. The verified payment goes to that package, not Main. Or use one existing earnings wallet that covers the full price; the purchase debits that wallet once. You can own different tiers together, and a rig and panda with the same tier name are separate packages. Only one active purchase of each type and tier is allowed. After a rig ends or a panda retires, that package can be bought again.

Panda currently accepts One Voucher and O T T Voucher through manual review. Choose the package first, then submit its voucher payment. One Voucher uses a sixteen-digit PIN; O T T uses twelve. You submit the brand, rand value and PIN against that saved order. An admin redeems the voucher and approves its verified value. Enough verified payments activate the selected package. A partial payment stays with the order until the price is covered. Extra funds are held for an admin-managed refund, never added to Main. A rejected request does not activate the package. Follow the order and payment status in Transfers. Keep voucher PINs private.

The withdrawal policy has a one hundred rand minimum and a fifteen percent fee. A one hundred rand request therefore leaves eighty-five rand after the fee, before conversion to U S D T. Free is limited to one hundred rand of requested withdrawals per South African day. Main and Bonus have no matching daily cap in the current rules. A request uses one wallet, needs enough funds, a saved T R C twenty payout address, password confirmation and admin review. U S D T purchases and withdrawals are currently disabled while production setup is completed. When enabled, a U S D T package payment uses its saved order quote and must identify the exact transaction and transfer event. Extra funds stay held for an admin-managed refund. A wallet balance is not confirmation that a payout has been sent.

The Wonder Wheel uses your available spins. The first ring gives a starting result between fifty cents and one rand fifty. You may collect it, or continue. Later rings multiply the current result by one half, one, or one and a half. Continuing can decrease or increase the amount. For example, one rand followed by one half becomes fifty cents. Collecting settles the result into Free; reaching the third ring settles automatically. Spins come from eligible registration and eligible direct referrals, rather than an automatic daily allowance.

Your invite link creates a three-level team. A direct friend's paid rig earnings generate a ten percent commission for you. Their friend's paid rigs generate five percent. The next level generates three percent. These percentages apply to rig earnings, not to the purchase price, deposit amount, Scout runs or wheel wins. If a direct friend's Starter rig credits thirty rand for a full day, your level-one commission is three rand. Commissions go to Bonus. An eligible direct registration can also grant one wheel spin. Eligibility checks apply to promotional spins and leaderboard participation.

Leaderboards compare qualifying, confirmed activity within a South African daily or weekly period. Daily boards reward eligible direct invites and qualifying team activity. Weekly boards measure invites, paid rig commissions, your funding and purchases, paid panda earnings, and your team's funding and purchases. Pending payment requests do not count. A completed direct purchase counts once at its package price; extra funds held for a refund do not increase that score. The displayed prize table belongs to each board, not to every participant. After the period closes, the server calculates winners and credits settled prizes to Main. An in-progress rank can change before settlement.

Use Home to see your yard, the Market to compare packages, and Wallet to understand balances. Statement records wallet credits, spending and reserved withdrawal funds. Transfers shows package payment and withdrawal requests, including unresolved ones and any refund due. A wallet debit for a withdrawal can be a reservation, rather than a completed payout. In Settings you can manage your profile and password. If something needs attention, open Help with the order or request reference, date, amount and a clear description. Keep passwords and voucher PINs private. Use the detailed Playbook whenever you want to compare packages or check a rule before your next move.