As of November 30, Support-A-Creator 2.0 is open to new applicants. Good news for all those who wanted to benefit from this system invented by Epic Games, which allows YouTubers and streameurs to receive financial assistance through Fortnite.
By using and memorizing a creator code, the in-game purchases you make will also serve to remunerate the creator thus supported.
As soon as your application for the Support-A-Creator 2.0 program is approved, your creator code is automatically generated from your current Epic Games nickname. If your nickname has any special characters other than a dash (_), hyphen (-) or period (.), Epic Games will remove them and randomly add numbers to the end of your new Creator Code — to ensure it remains unique and easy to enter.
If you don't want your creator code to be based on your current Epic Games nickname, please consider changing it before submitting your application to have a creator code that works for you.
What’s New in Support-A-Creator 2.0
The launch of Support-A-Creator comes with a host of improvements, including a refreshed dashboard, a new automated application process, and automated security/fraud checks for social and payment methods.
These improvements will reduce application approval time so that new Creators will be able to begin earning faster. Additionally, the age for program eligibility is now 13 years old in all countries except South Korea, which remains 14 years old.
Original content by Romain "Zorg" Becquelin.
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