How Amy’s account, rewards, feature, provider and community layers connect.
Amy is built around several connected systems.
Your wallet address forms the account identity. Verification completes the account. Amy then recognises supported balances and activity, records Points and badges, displays available features and connects eligible users to provider or partner workflows.
This page explains how those systems fit together. The specialist guides remain the source of truth for each feature.
1. The account layer
Amy uses the connected wallet address as the main identity for the account.
The normal flow is:
- Browse Amy as a visitor.
- Connect an existing wallet or access an in-app wallet through thirdweb.
- Verify an Amy email address using the six-digit code.
- Confirm that you are aged 18 or over and accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
- Complete the Amy account.
- Optionally connect X, Discord or Telegram.
Amy associates account records with the connected wallet address.
Reconnecting the same wallet opens the same wallet-linked account. Connecting a different wallet opens a different account.
Amy does not automatically combine records or balances from several wallets.
2. Account state and holder level
A completed account holding less than 300 recognised AMY is shown as LITE.
Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum are holder levels based on AMY held directly by the connected wallet.
Holder level determines the base hourly Amy Points rate.
Liquidity positions do not count. AMY held by another wallet does not count. Several wallet balances are not combined.
The full thresholds and hourly rates are explained in Accounts & Verification and Points.
3. The Points system
Amy Points are the participation points used inside the app.
The system has three main parts:
- Base hourly earning
- Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum holder levels have different base hourly rates.
- Multipliers
- Active multiplier badges increase the effective hourly rate without changing the underlying holder level.
- One-off rewards
- Quests, referrals and other specifically documented activities can award one-off Points.
Points can be used in supported Amy features, including raffle tickets.
They are not the AMY token, cannot be traded or transferred and are not available to purchase.
See Points and Badges for the complete rules.
4. Quests, referrals and community activity
Quests and referrals are separate participation systems with their own requirements and rewards.
Community activity also includes leaderboards, Weekly Focus, raffles, badges, creator contributions and partner-focused activity.
Not every activity:
- requires AMY;
- awards Amy Points;
- provides a financial reward;
- uses the same eligibility rules.
Community participation does not create employment or contractor status with Amy On Bera Ltd.
See the relevant specialist guide for each activity.
5. Product features
The main product features use the same wallet-linked account but serve different purposes.
Portfolio
Portfolio reflects supported balances and positions Amy currently recognises from the connected wallet and supported data sources.
Pay & Get Paid
Pay & Get Paid lets users create direct payments and shareable payment requests through supported provider-powered flows.
Earn
Earn provides the discovery, information and access layer for supported partner products and opportunities.
Raffles
Raffles let users spend existing Amy Points on tickets under the rules of the live raffle.
Each feature applies its own published eligibility, provider and transaction rules.
6. Amy Score and Routes
Amy Score is Amy’s onchain-conviction score.
It evaluates supported onchain participation and consistency over time.
Amy Score is separate from:
- Amy Points;
- quests;
- referrals;
- raffle entries;
- Weekly Focus rankings;
- general social activity.
The score is used as one eligibility signal for selected routes and partner opportunities.
Routes can also apply other requirements, including account verification, holder level, supported positions, provider rules and available capacity.
Amy provides the information, eligibility display, request workflow and available reporting. The route partner or underlying provider supplies the product itself.
See Amy Score Overview and the individual route guides for the detailed rules.
7. Provider-powered actions
Amy currently uses thirdweb for wallet connection, authentication and supported payment infrastructure.
The general provider flow is:
- The user starts an action through Amy.
- Amy opens or routes to the relevant live provider flow.
- The provider applies its country, payment, KYC, compliance and transaction rules.
- The provider processes the supported action.
- Amy displays the result or status information supplied through the integration.
Amy provides the interface and routing.
The provider decides whether the transaction is supported.
Amy does not approve provider KYC, process card payments, control provider country availability or guarantee that a transaction completes.
See Countries & Providers for the full provider model.
8. AMY token, software and community
AMY is a community token launched on Berachain through the Osito Finance launchpad.
Amy software recognises AMY held directly by the connected wallet for account state, holder level, hourly Points rates and any live feature whose rules use holder level.
AMY is separate from Amy On Bera Ltd.
Holding AMY does not provide company ownership, shares, dividends or formal corporate governance rights.
The Amy community provides the participation layer around the software and token.
See AMY Token & Community for the full explanation.
9. How the layers connect
The main Amy flow is:
- A wallet address creates or opens the wallet-linked account.
- Email verification completes the account.
- The recognised AMY balance determines LITE or holder-level status.
- Holder level determines the base hourly Amy Points rate.
- Active multiplier badges adjust the effective hourly rate.
- Quests, referrals and other specifically documented activities add one-off Points.
- Points can be used in supported features such as Raffles.
- Portfolio displays supported balances and positions.
- Pay and Earn connect users to supported provider or partner workflows.
- Amy Score provides an onchain-conviction signal for selected route eligibility.
- Community activity operates alongside the product under its own published rules.
The wallet links the account. Verification completes it. Holder level and badges shape hourly Points. Each feature then applies its own published rules.
See Points and Badges for the complete hourly earning and multiplier rules.
10. Where the detailed rules live
- Account and safety
- Accounts & Verification
- Account Settings
- Wallets & Safety
- Product features
- Portfolio
- Pay & Get Paid
- Earn
- Raffles
- Rewards and community
- Points
- Badges
- Quests
- Referrals
- Leaderboards
- Scoring and access
- Amy Score Overview
- Partner Routes
- individual route guides
- Token and providers
- AMY Token & Community
- Countries & Providers
- Provider Disclosures
- Policies and support
- FAQs
- Risks & Disclaimers
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Service
11. Current information
Amy documentation explains the current system and product rules.
The live app shows the current position for the connected account, including account state, holder level, Amy Points, badges, feature availability and route eligibility.
Detailed feature rules remain on the relevant specialist page.
Use this page to understand how the pieces connect. Use the specialist guides for the exact rules.