Yes. Card payments are processed by Stripe, the same payment company used by Amazon, Shopify and Google. We never see your card. Every payment is listed publicly on the payment ledger (whopaidmost.com/payments), and your listing appears on the board within seconds.
Yes. Stripe emails you a receipt as soon as you pay. It shows as WHOPAIDMOST.COM on your card statement.
1) Stripe confirms the payment. 2) Your listing appears on the board with your emoji, logo and link, usually in under 10 seconds. 3) You land on your own page with share buttons. 4) If someone passes you later, we email you.
Only by money. Each listing is ranked by the total amount it has paid. More money, higher spot. Ties go to whoever paid first.
$1 gets you on the board while spots are open. To pass someone you need $1 more than their total. To take #1 you need $1 more than the current king.
No. Choose your listing under “Add to an existing entry” and pay only the difference. It adds to your total.
100. When all 100 are taken, a new listing must pay more than #100 to get in, and #100 drops off.
We email the address you paid with, including the exact amount you need to take your spot back.
Your business name, logo, one-line pitch and link on a public leaderboard, plus your own page at whopaidmost.com/e/… that you can share. Clicks on your link are counted and shown.
No. Payments are final, including when your position drops because others pay more.
Adult content, gambling, crypto or investments promising returns, weapons, pharmaceuticals, hate, scams, or anything illegal. We remove those listings.
Card through Stripe (instant) or Zelle for US bank accounts (added manually within about an hour, 8am–11pm ET).