Yes. A creator running several pages can have a separate split for each — different platforms, different rates, different schedules. Melon consolidates their billing into a single charge so they are not paid four separate invoices.
When to use separate splits
The creator runs several pages on the same platform.
The creator earns on more than one platform — an OnlyFans page and a Fansly page.
The same creator has different rates for different pages.
Each split has its own balance, history, rate and schedule.
Billing
Splits for the same creator and the same agency are consolidated into one invoice and one charge, itemised per page. The creator pays once. See How does invoicing work for a creator with several pages?.
Binding each split to the right page
Each split binds to a specific platform account. Melon matches on normalised username, so spacing and capitalisation do not matter, but the account must be distinct — the same platform account cannot be bound to two splits at once.
If a split will not bind, the account is usually already attached to another split.
Invites
A creator who already accepted one split with your agency does not start from scratch for the next. They accept the new invite from the same account, and their existing bank connection carries over.
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