What is Projonexa Developers Console?

Projonexa Developers Console is an India-first developer platform where developers register, get verified, publish useful projects, manage contributors, track revenue, and request payouts. Projects go through quality review before they are ready for listing on the separate Projonexa Marketplace.

How much does Projonexa Developers Console registration cost?

Developer registration on Projonexa Developers Console currently costs a one-time early access fee of ₹2,500 (standard price ₹4,999), plus a 4% platform fee. The fee is non-refundable after account creation, including if verification fails or if platform policies are violated. After approval, you receive lifetime console access subject to the Terms of Service.

Is the ₹2,500 developer registration fee refundable?

No. The ₹2,500 Developer Registration Fee on Projonexa Developers Console is non-refundable. This applies if your account is created but not verified, if you breach policies, or if a duplicate-account attempt is rejected. These fee rules are non-negotiable.

Can one developer open multiple Projonexa Developers Console accounts?

No. Projonexa Developers Console allows one developer, one account. Duplicate or repetitive accounts are not allowed. If you try to open a second account after already having one, any payment for that second registration is non-refundable and the additional account will not be opened.

What fees does Projonexa Developers Console charge when a project sells?

On each project sale, Projonexa Developers Console charges a 5% platform fee plus a 2% handling fee, totaling 7% of the project sale amount, plus 18% GST on that 7%. If a hardware prototype is sold, an additional 10% of the hardware prototype cost applies, plus 18% GST on that 10%. These charges are mandatory and non-negotiable. Additional payment-processor or bank charges may apply on payouts.

How do contributor revenue splits work on Projonexa Developers Console?

Contribution projects are allowed when every contributor has an active Projonexa Developers Console account. Revenue is distributed according to approved contribution splits. The 7% Console charges (5% platform + 2% handling) plus 18% GST on those charges apply in relation to each developer’s share. Hardware prototype charges of 10% plus GST apply on a separate base where relevant, as described in the Terms of Service.

How do payouts work on Projonexa Developers Console?

To apply for a payout on Projonexa Developers Console, your withdrawable balance must be at least ₹10,000. A balance of ₹9,999 is not enough. Eligible payouts are initiated on the 29th of each month after developer verification, billing account setup, billing address, and required documents are approved by the team.

How many projects can I publish on Projonexa Developers Console?

There is no overall lifetime limit on how many projects you may upload on Projonexa Developers Console over time, subject to approval and the Terms. During the initial phase, you may list up to five projects per day. This daily limit is temporary and may be removed later.

Revenue Sharing | Projonexa Developers Console

1. Purpose

This Revenue Sharing policy explains how contribution projects share proceeds on Projonexa Developers Console. It supplements the Terms of Service. If this policy conflicts with the Terms on commercial, account, fee, or platform rules, the Terms control.

2. Who can share revenue

Every contributor must have an active, verified Projonexa Developers Console account. Projects cannot be sold as contribution projects unless all participating developers are registered Console developers.

3. Setting splits

The project owner sets contributor percentage splits in the Console. Splits must be approved according to Console flows before sale proceeds are distributed. Keep splits accurate and agreed among contributors. Changes after sales may not apply retroactively except as Projonexa permits for corrections.

4. Console charges

The standard Console charges apply in relation to each developer’s share of the project sale:

Charge	Rate	What it covers
Platform fee	5%	Taken by Projonexa on the applicable amount
Handling fee	2%	Handling and related processing for the sale
Total Console charges	7%	Combined platform + handling fees
GST on Console charges	18% of the 7%	GST on the combined fee amount applicable to that developer’s share

Where hardware prototype proceeds are included, an additional 10% hardware platform charge applies on the hardware prototype cost only, plus 18% GST on that 10%, on a separate base. Hardware charges are an add-on and do not replace the 7% project Console charges. Full stacking rules, examples, and defective-prototype remedies are set out in the Terms of Service.

These charges are mandatory and non-negotiable, consistent with the Terms.

5. Payouts

Minimum balance: at least ₹10,000 withdrawable balance to apply.
Cycle: payouts are initiated on the 29th of each month for eligible, approved requests.
Developers must complete verification, billing setup, and required documents before payouts are processed.

6. Adjustments

Chargebacks, refunds, payment disputes, fraud findings, verified defective or misrepresented hardware claims, cost recovery, administrative penalties, or accounting corrections may reduce or reverse balances, including amounts previously allocated under a contribution split. Projonexa may adjust developer balances to reflect those outcomes under the Terms.

7. Inactive or unverified contributors

Contributors who are inactive, unverified, suspended, or otherwise ineligible cannot receive payouts until they meet Console requirements. Unclaimed or blocked shares may be held or handled as described in Console operations and the Terms.

8. Relationship to Terms

Fee, GST, hardware, account, and payout masters remain in the Terms of Service. See the Legal overview for related policies.

Contact

Questions about this document: support@projonexa.com.