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4:32Now PlayingAnnual accounts for OnlyFans’ British parent company Fenix International show that the business paid a $472 million dividend to Radvinsky in 2023 after a surge in revenues and profits. That’s up from 2023 when the business paid Radvinsky a $338 million dividend.
The new financials show that transactions processed over the platform grew 18.9% to $6.6 billion in 2023. OnlyFans claims that around 80 cents of every dollar spent on the platform goes to its creators. Revenues also grew to $1.3 billion from $1 billion in 2022 and profits grew by a fifth to $485.4 million last year.
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