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Using Partner Links Effectively

Find and share your current Partner link responsibly, and understand how programme terms and tracking records determine attribution and rebates.

A Partner link is a tracking input, not a promise of attribution or a rebate. Use the active link or code currently shown in the Partner Portal, then rely on the final referral and rebate record.

Find the current link

Sign in to the Partner Portal and open the dashboard or registration tools currently displayed. Copy the Partner link or code shown as active for your account. Labels and location can vary by portal version; do not reuse an old link or expect another Partner's link to attribute a referral to you.


Check before sharing

Open the destination directly and confirm its domain, page, language, platform, and account or campaign scope. If you customize a link, use the version currently saved. Do not shorten the link, alter the tracking code, or rewrite it in a way that may remove attribution.


Share responsibly

Share only where current rules, law and platform policy permit. Use accurate information and disclose the commercial relationship when required. Do not promise returns, approval, trading success or rebates, and do not present marketing material as personal advice.


How attribution works

Attribution can depend on a valid link visit, tracking technology, registration details, prior referral history, eligible activity and current programme terms. A click, registration, KYC completion, deposit or trade does not by itself guarantee attribution or a rebate. Review the referral and rebate record and its status in the Partner Portal.


If a record is missing or different

Do not create duplicate registrations or try to alter cookies or customer data. Record the period, Partner code, link destination, campaign and displayed status, then request review through official support. Do not ask the customer for a password, one-time code, identity document or full payment details.


Related guidance

The final Partner record and current programme terms take precedence over an estimate, screenshot or promise. Submitting a review request does not guarantee changed attribution, a rebate payment or a resolution time.

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