Wallet Top-Ups and Bonus Credit on 66License
Let us follow one customer through it, because that explains the wallet faster than a list of rules.
Sara runs four licences. Different servers, different renewal dates, four separate emails every month. She puts $500 into her 66License.com wallet, and from that point on she stops thinking about any of it.
What happened when Sara topped up
She opened Wallet, typed 500, and paid by card. Crypto would have worked just as well.
Her deposit landed on the $500 bonus tier, so 11% was added on top. Her balance became $555 — the $500 she paid and $55 we added, both there the same second.
The bonus table
Deposits on 66License.com start earning a bonus from $50, which is lower than you will find on most of our sister brands.
| Deposit | Bonus | Balance added |
|---|---|---|
| $100 | 5% | $105 |
| $250 | 7% | $267.50 |
| $500 | 11% | $555 |
| $1,000 | 17% | $1,170 |
| $2,000 | 25% | $2,500 |
The tier is picked from the amount you deposit in one payment. Two $50 top-ups earn nothing — the bonus starts at $100. One $100 top-up earns 5%, and the same $2,000 earns 25% in one payment but only 7% split into eight $250 top-ups. Same money, very different result — worth a moment's thought before you type the number.
There is no limit on how often you can earn it. Minimum deposit is $1; the most you can add in one payment is $10,000.
What happened next, on renewal day
Seven days before Sara's first licence expired, the invoice for it was created. Her wallet had credit in it, so the invoice was paid from the balance immediately. She got the receipt, the licence rolled over, and she did nothing.
Then the second licence came up. Same thing. And the third.
A funded wallet means an invoice is never waiting on you. No button, no reminder, no card to re-enter.
The bits Sara did not have to worry about
Running short. When credit falls short of the total, what she had went towards it and the remainder stayed open. Her next top-up cleared it.
Which invoice goes first. Overdue ones, then the smallest, then the soonest due. The order is fixed so the most licences stay alive.
Accidentally paying for something she abandoned. An order she started and never finished is left alone rather than being quietly paid from her balance days later.
The credit going stale. It does not expire. What she does not spend stays there.
If you would rather cancel than renew
Cancel the licence before its renewal invoice is created, which is more than seven days ahead of the expiry date. Nothing is raised and nothing is taken.
After that, the invoice exists and a funded wallet settles it on the spot. If one slips through that you did not want, talk to us.
Short answers
Is the bonus money spendable on anything?+
Yes — any licence, any renewal, anything we sell. It is credit, not a coupon.
Can I get the balance paid back out to my card?+
No. Wallet credit is for spending on 66License.com, so add what you expect to use here.
Does the bonus only apply to my first deposit?+
No. Every deposit that reaches a tier earns that tier's bonus, however many times you top up.
Can the wallet refill itself?+
Yes. Auto-Topup on the Wallet page charges a saved card for a set amount whenever your balance falls below a level you choose. You need a saved card for it to work.
Can I top up with crypto?+
Yes. Choose Cryptocurrency on the Wallet page. The credit lands once the network confirms the payment, and the bonus is applied exactly the same way.
What if a top-up payment fails?+
Nothing is added and nothing is charged. Your balance stays as it was.
Where is the record of all this?+
The Wallet page. Every deposit, every bonus, every invoice paid from the balance, in order.
Question we did not answer? Email [email protected] and we will get back to you, usually the same day.