Lately, there has been a lot of noise surrounding gep99.ru, which claims to offer a way to earn money by participating in the film and television industry. Many people are searching for information about it to know whether it is safe to use or not.
This well-written review aims to clarify all interested investors and lookers on how the platform works, the earning opportunities that were presented, and whether it is a safe place to put your money in order to earn more.
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About GEP99.ru
GEP is a Nigerian-based professional film and television production company deeply rooted in the African entertainment industry. The platform claims to have been founded in 2005 and claims it has assets under management totalling over $20 billion.
While it presents itself as a core force in industrialising African cinema, its digital platform focuses on a “rating and revenue-sharing function” that was supposedly launched for individual users in May 2026.Â
The above means the website operates as a mix of an investment fund and a task-based earning site where users are paid to provide feedback on entertainment content.
How To Join GEP
To register, you will need an official registration link from an existing user. On clicking the link, you will be required to provide your phone number, create a secure login password, a transaction password and an invitation code, which is obtained from the person who refers to you.Â
Once you are done inputting the above details, you can click on the register now button to complete the registration process and become an active member immediately. A user will only become a VIP member when they invest in the platform.
How To Make Money From GEP
1. Invest To Earn
GEP offers two main paths for investment: Fund Products and VIP levels. The Fund Products, labelled GEP001 through GEP004, require minimum deposits ranging from 10,000 NGN to 500,000 NGN. These plans offer daily profits, starting at 5% for a 15-day cycle and reaching as high as 15% daily for a 30-day cycle.Â
There is also a VIP plan ranging from EP1 to EP10. Each level requires a specific account balance. For instance, EP1 requires 12,000 NGN, while EP10 requires 15,000,000 NGN, which in turn determines the value of the daily tasks and the handling fees.
For those in the VIP tiers, earning requires completing daily tasks that involve watching officially authorised movies and TV series on the platform. Users must watch the content for at least 6 seconds and then submit a genuine 5-star review.Â
The number of tasks available depends on the user’s EP level. An EP1 member has only one daily task worth 2,000 NGN, while an EP10 member is assigned seven tasks, each worth 487,000 NGN. If a task is not completed within 24 hours, the earnings for that day are cancelled.
2. Referral Program
The referral system is a major component of GEP’s earning features. It has a three-level commission structure. When you invite members, you earn 14% of the investment made by your direct recruits (Level A), 1% from those recruited by your Level A friends (Level B), and another 1% from the next level (Level C).Â
Beyond these commissions, the platform has a Lucky Draw where inviting new members grants chances to win prizes, with a top prize of 1,000,000 NGN.
Payments & Withdrawals GEP
Funding an account, or “recharging,” is done by selecting a payment channel and transferring the desired amount to a provided bank account number. A minimum of 12,000 NGN is required to activate. For transfers exceeding 1 million NGN, users should contact customer service for a specialised VIP bank card number.
Withdrawals are permitted once daily, Monday through Sunday, between 10:00 am and 10:00 pm. The minimum withdrawal amount is 2,000 NGN, while the maximum limit per transaction is set at 30,000,000 NGN. It is important to note that membership validity lasts for 50 days, after which members can supposedly apply for a refund of their initial deposit or start a new cycle.
Is GEP Legit Or Not?
No, the platform is not legit, but they claim to be “fully regulated and managed by the Nigerian National Securities Commission (FATF)”. This is highly misleading, as the FATF (Financial Action Task Force) is an international body focused on money laundering, not a Nigerian regulatory agency for investment platforms.
Furthermore, the returns offered are arguably unrealistic. Offering a 15% daily profit on an investment is unsustainable for any legitimate business. The heavy dependence on a multi-level referral structure to earn significant bonuses also suggests how new members’ deposits are used to pay older members.Â
All these are attributes of high-risk platforms, sustained by the continuous activity of users on the platform. Regardless, if you decide to try it out, be extremely careful and don’t leave your money on the platform for too long.
Conclusion
GEP presents itself as a film production and movie rating platform that offers Nigerians a chance to earn a significant daily income through investments and tasks. However, the combination of daily returns and a focus on recruitment should be a cause for concern.Â
While the idea of earning 15% daily is tempting, the financial risks involved should not be taken lightly. Users should exercise maximum caution and avoid investing money they cannot afford to lose.
