How it works
A consequence you can inspect.
The rules, stake, charity, and evidence checklist are fixed before you begin. Settlement ends with a line-by-line record.
- Choose. Pick a structured goal, set a stake, and name the charity that receives it if verified proof falls short.
- Commit. Review the fixed criteria and separate fees. Your card authorizes the stake; On the Line does not take custody of it.
- Prove. Submit one photo against the checklist you saw at the start. A platform review delay cannot become your failure.
- Settle. Success releases the stake. Verified failure sends 100% to the chosen charity. The Glass Receipt itemizes the result.
The platform never keeps your stake
On the Line charges disclosed service fees separately. The stake is released on success or routed in full to the pre-declared charity on verified failure.
Common questions
The trust questions, answered plainly
Does On the Line keep my stake if I fail?
No. On a verified failure, 100% of your stake goes to the charity you chose before you committed. On the Line keeps none of it—the platform never has a reason to want you to fail.
When is my card actually charged?
Your stake is only authorized when you commit, not charged. It is charged only after a verified failure; on success the authorization is released. A small base service fee is charged separately at commit, and a small success fee applies only when you succeed. Neither fee is taken from your stake.
What happens if proof review is late?
If On the Line misses its published review window, your proof auto-passes in your favor. A platform delay can never become your failure.
Which charities can I choose?
You name the charity that would receive your stake when you set up the commitment, and the choice is fixed before anything begins—so the destination of a failed stake is never a surprise.
Is there a subscription?
No. There is no subscription. On the Line charges a small base service fee on each commitment and a small success fee only when you succeed. Your stake itself is never a fee.