Give a little bit!
In the physical world, giving a few cents is trivial.
Online, small payments are structurally broken.
Conclusion: The internet lacks a viable mechanism for processing very small payments.
Human appreciation is immediate and situational — it happens in the moment.
Conclusion: Digital systems interrupt the moment when fans are most willing to give.
Because small, spontaneous contributions don't work online:
Conclusion: Creators are locked out of income precisely when fan enthusiasm first appears.
My2Centz brings small, casual, in-the-moment support from the real world online.
Fans top up once and make many microtips with no per-tip fees, making sub-$1 payments viable.
Fans can give when appreciation is felt, without subscriptions or high minimums.
Creators earn from day one, even with small audiences, through efficient weekly payouts.
Result: My2Centz makes 2¢ tips possible online - a new model for the creator economy.
Fans can add money to My2Centz in advance (for example: $2, $5, or $10).
Top-ups use standard payment methods:
These fees apply once per top-up, not per tip.
Fans tip creators directly from their My2Centz balance.
Because tipping doesn't trigger a new payment each time:
Fans can casually and spontaneously support many creators, with tips as small as 2¢ - without paying a fee on small act of appreciation.
A single 2¢ tip through standard card processing:
This is why most platforms set minimum tip amounts of $1–$5.
A fan deposits $5 once → enables up to 250 × 2¢ tips over time:
Conclusion: Batching converts many tiny tips into a small number of real transactions.
One deposit fee + zero per-tip fees + one withdrawal = 2 - 3 transactions instead of 250+
Day 1 revenue. No subscriber requirements.
Microtips create incremental revenue on top of existing platforms.
For kids content, 1M YouTube views generates ~$500–$1,000 in ad revenue.
Microtips from even a small fraction of viewers can meaningfully add to that.
Even modest engagement can match or exceed ad revenue — and can begin immediately, without subscriber or eligibility thresholds.
If the average tip rises to 10¢ as fans become comfortable with the platform, these numbers double.
Microtips can be impactful even without large audiences
Sustainable creator income does not require virality — it comes from small, repeat support across an engaged audience.
Credit / Debit Card (Instant)
Bank Transfer / ACH (2–3 days)
Example: Creator earned $20 this week
Creators may keep funds in USDC or convert to fiat at any time.
One fan deposit fee
= 2–3 total transactions instead of 250+
M2¢ earns money only when creators get paid. All other fees are passed through at cost.
My2Centz is a fan's dashboard for following and supporting their favorite creators.
Musicians • YouTube • Twitch • Artists • Podcasters
Just as Venmo made payments social, My2Centz makes creator support social.
My2Centz uses simple UI choices to encourage appropriate tip amounts for different moments.
Just like suggested amounts on a coffee shop register, three button groupings help fans choose quickly without friction.
2¢ • 5¢ • 10¢: Discover a new creator, give a quick shout-out, or add them to your roster
10¢ • 25¢ • 50¢: Show ongoing appreciation for creators you regularly support
$1+: Bigger moments: album releases, special content, birthday gifts
Children's channels monetize safely, while parents retain full financial control.
Patreon demonstrates strong demand for direct fan support, but its model does not support microtipping.
Sub-$5, casual contributions are economically inefficient due to fixed per-transaction costs.
Patreon proves demand for fan-funded creators — but its subscription model and fee structure prevent true microtipping.
Key Limitation: Ko-fi and Buy Me a Coffee demonstrate demand for fan-to-creator tipping, but their fee structures make sub-$1 microtipping economically impractical at scale.
The tech stack finally exists to make 2¢ tips economically viable.
First-Mover Advantage: No mainstream consumer platform has enabled sub-$1 tipping at scale with sustainable unit economics.
Additional markets added as regulatory frameworks allow
This is not regional expansion of separate systems — it is one global settlement infrastructure, activated market by market.