Cap reward earning and add a premium currency
Set a ceiling on how much currency traders earn in a period, and reward them past the cap with a separate premium currency you define.
01 ·Cap how much currency traders earn in a period
A new earning cap lets a broker set the most currency a trader can earn within a rolling window. The cap is set per day, week, or month, with an adjustable reset time and timezone so it lines up with how the program runs. Once a trader reaches the cap, activity that would normally pay currency pays XP for the rest of the window, so traders keep progressing without adding to the currency a broker has to fund.
02 ·Reward past the cap with a premium currency
A broker can turn on a second currency, the premium currency, with its own name and icon. When a trader hits the earning cap, the program can hand out the premium currency as the overflow reward. Two modes set how much: a fixed amount per cap hit, or an exchange rate that converts the currency a trader would have earned into premium currency. A broker can create more than one premium currency, and a selector appears once there is more than one to choose from.
This gives a broker direct control over the cost of the earn-and-spend loop. The cap puts a ceiling on how much currency the program owes, and the premium currency keeps a reward in place once a trader passes that ceiling, so the most active traders still earn something.
03 ·Store purchase webhooks carry the price paid
Outgoing webhooks for store purchases now include the price the trader actually paid. Alongside the list price, the webhook carries any active sale price and any trader-specific price, so a system reading it has the full picture of each transaction for downstream reporting or fulfilment.
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