Affiliate Program
The Qzino Affiliate Program is designed for creators, traffic owners, and professional partners who want to monetize their audience at scale. It offers a performance-based revenue share model, long-term earning potential, and some of the most competitive commission rates in the iGaming industry - up to 35%.
Unlike referral programs, which are built for personal networks, the Affiliate Program is optimized for high-volume traffic, content distribution, and sustainable partner revenue.
Affiliates promote Qzino using unique tracking links or codes. When users register through an affiliate link and start playing, the affiliate earns commission based on the referred players’ activity on the platform.
Affiliate earnings are directly tied to:
Player wagering activity
Game categories played
Long-term player value
This creates a recurring revenue stream rather than a one-time reward.
Commission Model
Affiliate commissions are calculated as a percentage of platform revenue generated by referred players. Depending on activity level and performance, affiliates can earn up to 35% revenue share.
Additional reward layers apply, including:
Sub-affiliate rewards — earn a percentage of commissions generated by partners you onboard
Token-based incentives — earn additional rewards from referral-generated tokens
Performance tiers — higher traffic and quality players unlock higher commission rates
Commissions are calculated automatically and credited on a regular basis.
Affiliate vs Referral Program
While both programs reward growth, they serve very different use cases.
Referral Program
Designed for inviting friends and personal contacts
Focuses on one-time bonuses and smaller ongoing rewards
Ideal for casual users
Affiliate Program
Built for publishers, streamers, and traffic owners
Offers long-term revenue sharing
Scales with audience size and player activity
Includes advanced tracking, reporting, and multi-level rewards
In short, referrals are about sharing, while affiliates are about building a business.
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