How referrals work

You get 15% of every deposit made by anyone who signs up through your link, credited to your balance as money you can spend on tracking numbers.

The mechanics

Your referral link lives on the Referrals page in your account. It carries a code that ties any signup to you permanently — not just for their first deposit, but for every deposit they ever make.

When one of your referrals tops up:

1. Their deposit is reviewed and approved as normal.
2. We calculate 15% of the amount actually credited to them.
3. That amount lands in your balance immediately.

So if someone you invited deposits $100, you receive $15. If they deposit again next month, you receive 15% of that too.

The one condition

You must have deposited at least $1 yourself before commission pays out.

This exists because otherwise a free account could farm invitations without ever being a customer, which is not what the programme is for.

Importantly, commission you earn before you qualify is not lost. It is recorded against your account as held, and the moment your own first deposit is approved, everything held is released into your balance at once. You will see both the held total and the released entries on your Referrals page.

What it costs the person you invited

Nothing. The commission comes out of our margin, not their deposit. Someone who deposits $100 gets $100 of balance regardless of whether they arrived through a referral link.

What we do not allow

Self-referral does not work — the system rejects a code belonging to the account using it. Creating additional accounts to refer yourself is a breach of our Acceptable Use Policy and we void commission and suspend accounts where we find it.

Spamming your link — unsolicited bulk email, forum spam, or misrepresenting what this service is in order to get signups — is also a breach. Share it with people who would genuinely use it.

Seeing what you have earned

The Referrals page shows every referred account, every commission entry, whether each is paid or held, and your running totals. Like everything else touching your balance, each payment is an entry in your wallet ledger, so it can be traced rather than merely trusted.