Wallet

Your wallet is your organization’s credit balance - the funds available to power tool executions on Rival. Every time a tool runs, credits are automatically deducted from your wallet based on how much compute time the execution consumed. You don’t need to configure anything for this to happen; billing is handled entirely by the platform.

Where to Find Your Wallet

Your wallet balance and top-up options are in the Billing section of the Dashboard . You’ll see your current balance, recent activity, and options to add more credits.

How Credits Are Consumed

Credits are deducted per execution, and the amount depends on the compute time of that specific run. Longer or more resource-intensive executions cost more than quick ones. You don’t set a price per execution for your own usage - the cost is calculated automatically based on actual usage.

There is no subscription or monthly fee just for having an account. You only spend credits when tools are actually executed.

Topping Up Your Balance

If your balance is running low, you can add credits from the Billing section in Dashboard. Select an amount, complete the purchase, and the credits are added to your organization’s wallet immediately.

Caution

If your balance reaches $0, tool executions will fail with a 402 Payment Required error. Your tools, their configurations, and all stored data remain completely intact - only execution is blocked until credits are added.

Credits Are Shared Across Your Organization

Your wallet belongs to your organization, not your personal account. Every member of your org draws from the same pool of credits. This means a busy teammate running tools can affect the balance available to you, and vice versa. Keep this in mind when estimating how many credits your organization needs.

How Credits Enter Your Wallet

Credits come from three sources:

Welcome credits - new users receive $10 in credits after verifying their phone number. See Welcome Credits for details.

Top-ups - you can purchase credits directly from the Billing section at any time.

Earned credits - if you publish paid tools and other users run them, you earn credits from each execution. Referral earnings also flow into your wallet. See Monetization and Refer & Earn for details.

All three types of credits draw from the same balance and can be spent on executions. However, only credits earned from tool executions and referrals are eligible for payout - welcome credits and purchased top-ups cannot be withdrawn.