Invite Friends is a referral arrangement based on the operator’s net profit from referred accounts. It is not a flat first-deposit gift or a fixed percentage of everything another person deposits.
The denominator determines the meaning
The published rates are 15% at the direct level, followed by 8%, 5% and 2% through four levels. Applying those percentages to gross stakes or payments would describe a different programme.
“Net profit” also requires a contractual definition. A public summary does not establish which deductions, adjustments or negative periods enter that calculation. The account-specific terms are needed before a displayed percentage can be reconciled to a payment.
Network depth has a boundary
The four-level description permits an indirect relationship to appear in the calculation, but it does not extend indefinitely. A person outside those levels is not covered merely because a broader chain of referrals exists.
This structure also creates a commercial conflict of interest: the referring account’s potential remuneration is linked to the operator’s profit from other participants. A referral statement should disclose that relationship clearly rather than present itself as disinterested advice.
Important payment details remain unspecified
The public summary does not give a payout schedule or minimum transferable amount. Those omissions should remain explicit, not be replaced with assumptions from another affiliate programme.
A referral count, a provisional commission display and a completed payment are different records. None should be treated as a guaranteed income forecast based only on the percentage ladder.
