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Eesti keelEnglishΕλληνικάEspañolPortuguêsDutchDeutschEesti keelWe are thrilled to introduce a major update to our platform: Accrued Income, which you can now track in your account interface. After listening carefully to the feedback and requests of our valued investors, we’ve made the conditions simpler and clearer. The information on the website is now more accessible and detailed, reflecting your input. We've also tested all the improvements with a selected group of investors and waited until every concern was addressed before finalizing the changes.
Previously, you could only see your earnings on payout day, with no visibility into how much had accrued over time. Now you can view your accrued earnings—income that has built up but hasn’t been paid out yet—directly in your account.
It’s the current amount of flat-fee income accrued since the start of your 6-month term.
Group A: earnings accrue monthly.
Group B: earnings accrue throughout the term and are paid in the 6th month.
This feature gives you more control and transparency over your investments in assigned Claims.
Log in and go to Investing.
Open the round you’re interested in.
In the details, scroll to Earnings schedule — you’ll see your current accrued income for the selected round and a chart showing how it builds over time.
(See the example screenshot below.)
Previously, to receive 1% instead of 0.75% for Group A, you had to invest €100 in each of the 6 months; missing one month dropped the whole period to 0.75%.
Now the rule applies monthly. If you miss the €100 threshold in one month, you still earn 1% for the other five months and 0.75% only for the month you missed.
If you maintain €10,000 in active investments, you automatically qualify for the 1% monthly rate in Group A for as long as this balance is maintained. If your balance falls below €10,000, you’ll need to top up and invest at least €100 that month to keep the 1% rate; otherwise that month is paid at 0.75%.
This €10,000 balance rule considers your total active balance across Groups A and B, but it only affects Group A returns. For example, if you hold €5,000 in Group A and €5,000 in Group B, you qualify for the automatic 1% rate—but the increased income applies only to Group A. Group B follows its normal accrual process with payout in month 6.
With these updates, investing on Scramble is more transparent and flexible. Keep growing your portfolio and enjoy clearer visibility into your returns.
Happy investing!
