How do tokens work?

2index.ninja uses an internal token system , which serves as a unit of account for transactions within the service. Tokens are not cryptocurrency and have no external value—they are used exclusively to pay for actions within the platform, such as submitting a URL for indexing or checking indexing.

Each action in the service consumes a certain number of tokens. For example, sending a single URL may consume one token, while checking indexation may use a separate rate. The specific rate depends on the selected plan and account terms.

How tokens work

The token system allows for flexible load balancing between different types of tasks. Users can use tokens for both bulk page submissions and checking the status of already processed URLs, without separating these processes into separate payment systems.

Your token balance is displayed in your personal account and is updated automatically after each transaction. Additional tokens can be purchased or received as part of your subscription plan.

It's important to keep in mind that the cost and consumption of tokens depend on the current terms of the service. Therefore, the exact debit rules are always determined by the tariff, not by a fixed universal scheme.

Ultimately, tokens are an internal payment mechanism that simplifies mass URL management and allows for scaling indexing and verification processes without requiring per-operation fees.

 

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