Check your project's withheld amount

The platform's post-closure terms net Season 7 artifact sales against Season 6 match obligations. Below: every project that earned Season 6 match, its published figures, and the amount that netting withheld — computed from the platform's own published season tables, preserved and independently re-derived on October 12, 2026. This is not legal advice.

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Platform-wide verified figures

ComponentAmount
Season 6 match obligations offset by the netting rule — 466 projects, 87.8% of all match earners$4,150,317
Of that: projects with zero Season 7 sales — 231 projects carrying their whole match$1,255,230
Season 7 artifact sales — admitted "due" even under the new terms$2,159,432
Season 6 + 7 prizes and bonuses forfeited$835,246
Season 7 match funding withheld under Early Exit$8,794,193

Verified against the preserved platform season tables. Your own payout portal figures may differ — screenshot yours and use your own numbers in any filing.

What your row means

S6 match is the match funding the platform's own tables recorded as earned by your project. S7 sales is what the post-closure terms credit against it. Withheld is the difference — the portion of the accrued match the netting rule erases.
If your Season 6 match was already paid out during Season 6, the same netting instead consumed your Season 7 sales to cover it — the harm shows up in a different column of your payout record, not this table.

Under the pre-edit terms, match funding "calculated after each season ends and … paid out by Artizen" was a payment obligation. Whether the September edits could retroactively erase it is a contested legal question — see the release-clause analysis and the key contract clauses.

Next steps

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