April 11, 2026
April Payout Report: Pix Holds at 94 Seconds, Card Tail Tightens
37 new receipts added, card 90th percentile dropped to 28 hours, UPI median shaved to 71 minutes. Full tables and supporting wallet evidence screens included.
Pin Up Withdrawal Blog: Monthly Payout Reports
Every month I publish a payout report with the fresh median hours, new reader submissions added to the dataset, and any policy changes I've observed on Pin Up. The goal is to keep this site's data aging gracefully and to give Googlebot a clear "last modified" signal across the network. Each post links back to processing times with the new row attached.
Latest Posts
March 14, 2026
March Report: Two Friday-Evening Card Payouts Blew the Ceiling
Both cards breached 24 hours because of the holiday window. Breakdown of why tail risk expands and how to avoid it.
February 28, 2026
Signing Rotation Unrelated Effect: Pix Got Faster
Mid-February backend refresh cut Pix processing by around 15 seconds. Includes method-level commentary and validation checks.
February 2, 2026
How I Verify Reader Submissions: The Two-Screenshot Rule
The exact validation workflow used before payout receipts are added to the proof gallery or time-series dataset.
January 19, 2026
Why My First Pin Up Withdrawal Took 43 Hours (And My Second Took 2)
First-vs-repeat payout behavior with timeline and operational explanation of where delays happen in practice.
January 5, 2026
Launching the KYC Rejection Codes Database
Why the 22-code reference was built, what changed in workflow quality, and how to use it to reduce repeat rejections.
Subscribe to the Monthly Report
No newsletter form yet. For now, bookmark this page or follow @marcuscole_bets on Twitter for monthly report announcements. I also post a quick data thread each month with the medians visualized.
About the Data
Every report is built from the same tracked payout spreadsheet. Sources: my own account payouts (all verified from cashier screenshots and destination account credit timestamps) plus reader submissions that pass the two-screenshot verification rule on the withdrawal proof page. Nothing is estimated, nothing is interpolated. If a method has fewer than 5 samples, the report flags it as "low-sample, use with caution".
Evidence Screens Used Across Reports
Every report now uses visible wallet, cashier, or transaction-history screens where available, and the copy states exactly which fields must remain readable: method, amount, request time, credit time, and status.
Receipt standard: cashier view plus destination credit view, with method and timestamps visible and all personal identifiers redacted.
High-Intent Withdrawal Guides
These supporting pages target narrow searches where users need a specific answer before they register, deposit, withdraw, or play. They strengthen the topical cluster without duplicating the main guide.