Platform principles
Eight commitments Rally7 makes to everyone who joins a rally and every community that runs one. Each is built into how the platform works.
The pool is locked before the rally goes live
A rally with rewards is published only once its pool is funded. The pool is in one asset, chosen before publishing. From that moment the pool cannot be reduced and the rule that splits it cannot change.
The amount and the rule you see on the rally page are the ones the rally pays by.
Every community is reviewed
A platform admin reviews each community before it can publish a rally. The name it was approved under is fixed, so the community you follow today is the same one next month.
A community carries the verified mark once Rally7 has checked who is behind it.
Original posts earn XP
A quest on X asks for a post you write yourself, from the X account linked to your Rally7 account. The post is checked against that account and against what the quest asks for, and the same post counts once in a rally.
XP is earned by saying something of your own.
One rule for ties and rounding
In a rally, the person who reached a score first ranks ahead of the person who reached it later. Every share of a pool is rounded down to the smallest unit of the pool's asset, and what is left over returns to the community that funded the pool.
The split a community previews before paying is the split that gets paid.
Nobody judges their own work
A reviewer cannot approve or reject their own submission. People on a community's team cannot take part in that community's rallies.
The people who decide what counts never compete for the pool they are deciding on.
A rejection comes with a reason
When a submission is not accepted, the reviewer's note is shown on the quest and sent with the notification.
While the rally is live you can fix what was missing and hand the quest in again, up to five attempts for each quest. A quiz question takes one answer.
Proof stays between you and the reviewers
An image you upload as proof is visible to you and to the team that reviews it. It appears on no leaderboard, no profile and no public page.
Platform admins can open it when they moderate.
Your account is yours to close
You can close your account from your settings once your balance is withdrawn.
Closing it removes your email, your linked Telegram and X accounts, your wallet address, your name, your bio and your picture, and signs you out everywhere.
The full rules are in the terms. If something on Rally7 does not match what is written here, tell us through Support.