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# Customize Rewards

On the Creator Portal, you have the ability to view and modify your Token Rewards.&#x20;

Weekly Rewards are processed **every Friday at 12PM ET**. In order to ensure that your change is included in that week's rewards, please be sure to modify your reward before **Thursday at 12pm ET.**&#x20;

As a creator with a minted token, you can customize how you want to reward your community. Through the Creator Portal, you can view all of your rewards listed in the **Rewards** tab.&#x20;

* Rewards for holding NFT's are grouped by **Categories**, and each category has a sub-category that identifies the specific NFT's.
  * Ex: Hold NFT / Ethereum
    * All Ethereum NFT's listed within this category
* Lens, Sound, and Audius rewards are listed as the **Platform** + the action on the platform being rewarded. For example:&#x20;
  * Lens / Follow
  * Sound / Collect

*NOTE: This feature is rolling out and will be fully autonomous in early 2024.*


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