Quick answer: Every eligible purchase and every staked token in your network creates points in your left or right leg. Each weekly cycle, you earn 10% of the points in your weaker leg. The matched points are deducted from both legs, and the unmatched remainder on your strong leg carries over to the next cycle.
You need one personally referred member on each leg (one on the left, one on the right) who is active: they've made a purchase of $50 or more, or they hold an active stake. Until you qualify, points still accumulate in your legs — you just don't get paid on them yet.
Partner purchases: the settled purchase value becomes points in the leg the buyer sits in.
Staked Club Token: 1 point per token, in the leg the staker sits in (see Staking Binary reward).
Points flow upward: a purchase deep in your left leg adds points to your left leg and to the left/right leg of everyone above the buyer.
Compare left-leg points and right-leg points (including carry-over from previous cycles).
The smaller total is your weak leg. You earn 10% of it.
The weak-leg amount is deducted from both legs.
Whatever remains on the strong leg carries over to next week.
Left leg: 8,000 points. Right leg: 5,000 points. Weak leg = 5,000 → you earn $500. Both legs are reduced by 5,000: left has 3,000 carried over, right has 0. Next week's new points are added on top.
Weekly cap: set by your rank, rising to $120,000 per member per week at the highest rank.
Flush after one year: carry-over points that stay unmatched for 12 months are removed. Keep both legs growing to avoid losing carry-over.
Points come from both purchases and stakes — a leg with active stakers builds steadily.
Spillover from your upline can land in your legs and adds points, but you still need your own personal referral on each leg to qualify.
Do points expire? Only unmatched carry-over, after one year. Matched points are consumed when paid.
Do refunds remove points? A refund cancels any unpaid reward on that purchase. Points already recorded are not reversed under the current rule.
Where can I see my leg totals? On the Overview and Network pages — left-leg points, right-leg points, carry-over and the next cycle date.
