Understanding the Affiliate Program

The Affiliate Dashboard provides a comprehensive view of your affiliate activities. Key information includes your KYC status, affiliate code, referral URL, balance, cashout threshold, and total earnings. You can access your dashboard by navigating to the 'Affiliate' section under your user profile. The dashboard is accessible even if your KYC is not verified, allowing you to share your referral link and start earning commissions. However, commissions are only credited to verified accounts with a registered USDT wallet.

You can view all your commissions under the 'Commissions' tab. Commissions are categorized by status: pending, ready, paid, or cancelled. You can filter commissions by status and export them as a CSV file for further analysis. Each commission entry includes details such as the source type, transaction ID, level, gross amount, and commission amount.

Cashouts are processed automatically once your balance reaches the minimum threshold of $1.00. There are no cashout fees, but ensure your balance covers the network fees (~$0.02). You can view your cashout history under the 'Cashouts' tab, which includes details like gross amount, fee, net amount, status, and dates of request and processing.

The 'Referrals' tab lists all your direct referrals (level 1). For each referral, you can view their name, email, plan, join date, and total commission earned. This helps you track the performance and contributions of your referrals.

The 'Tree' tab provides a visual representation of your referral network up to 3 levels deep. Each node displays the user's name, plan, and level, helping you understand the structure and depth of your network.

You can invite friends to join the platform using the 'Invite a Friend' feature. Enter your friend's email, select their preferred language, and include a personalized message. The system will send a referral email on your behalf, including your referral link.

Commissions are calculated based on the source type. For subscriptions, 20% of the gross amount is pooled, with 50% going to level 1 and the remaining 50% split among levels 2 to 10. For ad slots, 10% of the gross amount is allocated similarly. Missing levels' shares are retained by the platform.