The staged file vip_levels.csv captures one row per VIP tier from VIP1 to VIP15. Two columns are exposed on the public VIP route: the points threshold and the free-withdrawal count for the month. The reference desk reads the file at capture time and surfaces the same two fields on the VIP route.

The free-withdrawal count is the headline figure. It tells a reader how many withdrawals per month carry zero platform fee before the standard fee applies. The count is published as a single integer per tier.

This reference is part of a verified article on the d11 India reference desk. Where verification could not be completed from a single primary source, the section is tagged verification pending at the bottom.

The free-withdrawal count grows from tier to tier. On the staged dataset the lowest tier offers a small monthly allowance and the highest tier offers a much larger allowance. The reference desk treats the staged figures as the verified column and tags any live deviation as verification pending.

Between the extremes the count moves in steps rather than a smooth gradient. A reader moving up two tiers in a month may see the allowance jump by a fixed increment rather than a proportional increase; this is a property of the staged CSV, not a desk projection.

Verification pending starts at the boundary between the public VIP route and the in-app wallet. The public surface carries the tier thresholds and free-withdrawal counts; the in-app wallet carries the realised counts, any platform-side waivers, and the rolling allowance reset logic.

Once a reader opens the wallet inside the d11 India app, the public surface cannot confirm the figure without the reader checking. The desk tags the wallet boundary as verification pending and recommends opening the in-app wallet before placing a withdrawal request.

Verification pending: the exact reset cadence on the free-withdrawal allowance is not exposed on the public surface. The reference desk surfaces the tier column and leaves the cadence to the in-app confirmation.

This reference is part of a verified article on the d11 India reference desk. Where verification could not be completed from a single primary source, the section is tagged verification pending at the bottom.

For any claim about a realised withdrawal count, a fee waiver, or a reset cadence, the in-app wallet is the only verified source. The public VIP route and the VIP hub expose the tier column from vip_levels.csv and nothing more.

A reader who wants to act on the figures here should treat the figures above as the headline allowance per tier and open the in-app wallet to confirm the realised count before submitting a withdrawal. The desk publishes the staged CSV as the most recent verified snapshot and treats live variations as verification pending.