Your invite code and link: where to find them

Both appear only after you have an account and are logged in. Look in the account area for a section named along the lines of invite, promotion, agency or refer a friend. The label can change between app versions, but the section normally holds the same three things:

  • Your invite code, a short string that is unique to your account.
  • Your invite link, a registration link that already carries that code.
  • A team or subordinate list, showing the accounts that are linked to you.

The link and the code do the same job. The link is easier, because the code is filled in for your friend. Use the copy button rather than retyping either one, since a single wrong character means the sign-up is not matched to you.

When a friend counts as your referral

Tracking happens at registration, not later. For a sign-up to be linked to you, these steps need to happen in order:

  1. Your friend opens your invite link, or opens the sign-up page and enters your code in the invite code field.
  2. They check that the code is still in the field before they submit the form.
  3. They finish registration with their own mobile number and their own details.
  4. The new account then appears in your team list. Allow some time and refresh the page before you assume it failed.

Being linked and earning a reward are two separate things. Whether a linked account earns you anything, and what that friend has to do first, is set by the referral terms in your account. Do not promise a friend or yourself a reward based on the sign-up alone.

Why some sign-ups don't appear in your team list

When a friend says they joined but your list has not changed, the cause is almost always one of these:

  • They did not use your link. They searched for the site, or opened the app directly, and registered with an empty invite field.
  • The code was changed or cleared. A pasted code with a missing character, an extra space, or another person's code typed over yours.
  • They already had an account. A number that is already registered cannot be registered again, so an existing member cannot become your referral.
  • They used someone else's link first. The account is linked to whoever's code was in the form when it was submitted.
  • Registration was not finished. The form was opened but the mobile verification step was never completed, so no account exists.
  • The list has not refreshed yet. Log out, log in again and check once more before doing anything else.

Ask your friend which of these happened before you contact support. If you do raise it, use the official support page and give both account IDs. Nobody needs your password or an OTP to check a referral.

Reading the referral terms before you share

The invite section carries its own rules page. Read it before you send the link to anyone, and look for clear answers to these questions:

  • What does a referred friend have to do before a reward is counted?
  • How and when is a reward added to your account, and where can you see it?
  • Does a reward carry conditions before it can be withdrawn?
  • What is not allowed, such as self-referral or duplicate accounts?
  • When were the rules last updated?

Treat any percentage or amount you see in a chat group, a video or on another website as unverified until the same figure is shown in your own account. Our older guide on how to maximize your referral earnings covers the general approach; the terms page in your account is where the actual rules live.

Sharing responsibly: no spam, no minors

An invite link is a recommendation with your name on it. Share it the way you would want one shared with you.

  • Adults only. Do not send the link to anyone under 18, and keep it out of school, college and family groups where minors are present.
  • No spam. Do not post it in groups that did not ask for it, in comment sections, or by mass message to your contacts.
  • No promises. Do not tell anyone they will make money. Games here are played for entertainment and money can be lost.
  • No fake accounts. Do not register for other people, and do not open extra accounts of your own.
  • No pressure. Never push a friend to deposit so that your reward is counted, and do not share the link with someone who is trying to stop playing.

If a friend says no, leave it there. A short, honest message to a few adults who are already interested is better for everyone than a link sent to hundreds of people.