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← Standard referral program

30% recurring, for as long as they stay

The standard programme pays 25% for 12 months. The partner programme pays 30% with no time limit, in cash, monthly — because an agency that keeps bringing merchants is doing something different from a customer who told a friend.

Reviewed by a person, usually within a couple of days.

Who this is for

One agency can bring thirty merchants. One happy customer brings a fraction of one. The programmes are different because the work is different.

  • WooCommerce & Shopify agencies

    You already choose the payment stack for every store you build.

  • Hosting companies

    Your clients run WHMCS and bill recurring services. Crypto suits both.

  • Freelance developers

    You install the gateway once and it keeps paying for years.

  • Crypto writers and communities

    Your audience is already looking for a non-custodial option.

What it adds up to

A client on Pro billed yearly at $290 pays you $69.60 in their first year — they get 20% off that first payment, and you earn on what they actually pay — then $87 every year after, for as long as they stay.

Ten such clients is $870 a year in recurring income at the steady-state rate, from work you did once.

Paid in USDT, monthly, once the balance clears $50. Unlike the standard programme, partners are paid in cash by default rather than credit — you are running a business, not collecting coupons.

Why we review applications

A rate this high is only sustainable if the people earning it are genuinely bringing merchants who stay. Reviewing by hand is what lets us offer 30% without capping it at a year.

It also means we can say no, and say why. A programme that approves everyone ends up either funding abuse or quietly cutting the rate for everybody — and we would rather have the awkward conversation than do the second thing.

Applying

The form in your dashboard asks four things. It lives there rather than here because the rate attaches to your referral code and pays into your credit balance — both of which need an account to exist first.

  • Who you are and what you do
  • Where your clients come from
  • Roughly how many merchants you expect to bring in a year
  • A link to your work, site or channel

No approval needed for the standard programme — every account already has a referral link.