Know the rules
before the first click.

1. A conversion is tracked

Every click on your links goes through the network's tracker. When the advertiser reports a conversion, it is matched to your click and recorded against the version of the offer terms that was live at that moment, so a later change of terms never changes what you were promised.

2. It waits for the review period

Each offer states how long a conversion stays pending while the advertiser checks it. Pending money shows in your reports but not in your withdrawable balance yet.

3. It is approved, or rejected with a reason

Approved conversions move to your balance. A rejected or reversed conversion always carries a reason code from the public rejection rules, such as duplicate, fraud signals or a breach of the offer's traffic rules. If you think a code is wrong, open a support ticket with the conversion ID and a person reviews it.

4. You request a withdrawal

From your wallet, ask for a payout to your USDT address Your account must be verified (KYC) before the first payout. The minimum and any network fee are shown in the wallet before you confirm.

5. Our team approves it and it is sent

Payouts run weekly. Every withdrawal is checked by a person, and larger amounts need two people to approve. Once sent, you get the transaction hash, and the day's total appears on the public proof of payouts.

Advertisers on the network are licensed for specific markets. Their licence, and your commission, depend on the traffic following the same rules. The offer page lists what is allowed for that offer; when in doubt, ask before you launch.

The short list

• Licensed GEOs only. Send traffic only to the countries the offer pays in. Conversions from other GEOs are rejected.
• Allowed sources only. Each offer lists its traffic sources (for example social, search, native, push, SEO). Brand bidding, incentivised traffic and adult placements are banned unless the offer says otherwise.
• Show the real offer. Your prelander must lead to the offer it promises, with the same bonus and terms. No cloaking, no bait and switch.
• Keep the notices. 18+, a responsible-gaming line and the bonus terms belong on every page and creative. Add an affiliate disclosure where your market requires it.
• Stay honest. No fake countdown timers, fake "recent winners" feeds, fake reviews or invented player counts.

Breaking these rules leads to rejected conversions, and repeated or deliberate breaches to a closed account. The Builder's templates come with the notices already in place, so starting there is the easy way to stay clean.

Gambling is entertainment for adults, not a way to make money. Ads that respect that pass review more often, burn out slower and keep the advertisers you work with in business.

Who you never target

• Anyone under 18, or under the legal age in the player's country if it is higher. Keep away from audiences, placements and creatives that appeal to minors.
• People who have self-excluded. Respect the exclusion lists your advertisers and markets provide, and never retarget them.
• People in financial trouble. No messages about debt, loans or "fixing" money problems with a bet.

What your pages and ads say

• Present gambling as fun with a cost, never as income or a solution.
• Show the age limit and a responsible-gaming line, with a link to free help.
• State bonus terms plainly, including wagering requirements where they apply.

Where to point people for help

Use the helpline of the player's market where one exists. For a global link, Gambling Therapy offers free, confidential support in many languages. Our own stance is on the responsible gaming page.