This article explains what referral codes are, how operators can create custom named referral codes from the Back Office, how commission rates are applied, and how to manually generate referral links using those codes.
What Is a Referral Code
A referral code is a unique identifier linked to a referral URL. When a user signs up or performs qualifying activity using that link, the system attributes the activity to that referral code.
Each referral code can have:
A custom name
A unique referral link
A specific commission rate
This setup gives operators full control over partner tracking and commission management.
Where Referral Codes Are Managed
Referral codes are created and managed from the Back Office at the user account level.
Each user account can have one or more referral codes associated with it.
How to Create a Referral Code in Back Office
Follow these steps to create a referral code:
Log in to the Back Office.
Navigate to the relevant user account.
Go to the Referral Information section.
Click the Create Referral button.
This will open the Create Referral modal.
Players can view and copy their referral codes directly from the Refer a Friend page.
This allows players to easily share their referral links without needing assistance from support or operators.
Filling the Create Referral Form
In the Create Referral modal, you will see the following fields:
Referral Code
Enter a custom name for the referral code. This can be any readable identifier such as:
nameX
nameY
partnerA
campaign2024
Using meaningful names helps with reporting and partner management.
Commission Rate
Enter the commission rate as a decimal value.
Examples:
0.05
0.10
Example setup:
nameX → 0.05
nameY → 0.10
Once filled, click Create to save the referral code.
How to Manually Generate a Referral Link
Referral links are generated manually by appending the referral code to the platform URL.
Use the following format:
https://example.com/?referral=referral_code
Replace referral_code with the exact referral code you created.
Examples
https://example.com/?referral=abcdefgh
https://example.com/?referral=nameX
Each referral code will have its own unique referral link.
How Referral Links Work
Each referral code automatically generates a referral link.
Any user activity coming through that link will:
Be attributed to the specific referral code
Apply the commission rate defined for that code
Be tracked for reporting and reconciliation
No manual intervention is required after setup.
Use Cases for Multiple Referral Codes
Having multiple referral codes allows operators to:
Work with multiple affiliates or partners
Assign different commission rates per partner
Track performance by campaign or channel
Run temporary or long term referral programs
Each referral code operates independently.
Editing an Existing Referral Code
Operators can edit referral codes from the Back Office. However, changing existing referral codes is strongly discouraged.
Important notes:
Avoid changing existing referral codes
Updating a referral code may break already shared referral links
Existing referral commissions may be affected if a code is changed
Always create a new referral code instead of modifying an active one
This ensures continuity for partners and prevents tracking issues.
Tracking and Reporting
All referral activity is tracked at the referral code level.
Operators can:
Monitor performance per referral code
Accurately calculate commissions
Audit referral activity when required