Flip Hop has a built-in affiliate program that lets users earn commissions by referring others to the platform. Here’s how it works, what you earn, and what the rules are.
What Is the Affiliate Program?
The Flip Hop affiliate program is a referral system. When you share your unique referral link and someone uses it to purchase tickets, you earn a commission for each ticket they buy.
How Much Do I Earn?
The commission is $1 per ticket purchased by your referred users.
There is no cap on the number of referrals you can have, and the program is currently structured as a lifetime commission model — meaning you continue to earn as long as your referred users keep purchasing and you remain compliant with the program rules.
How Do I Become an Affiliate?
To be eligible for the affiliate program, you must:
- Have a Flip Hop account
- Join at least one round involving a minimum of 1 ticket
- Satisfy applicable eligibility and platform rules
Once join the least one round, your unique referral link may appear in your dashboard.
How Are Commissions Paid?
Affiliate commissions are paid in USDC (1 USDC ≈ $1) and are available for withdrawal through your dashboard. Depending on your region and the available flow, you may be able to withdraw to:
- An external wallet
- A crypto exchange
- A bank account or card, where supported
How Do Commissions Affect the Prize Pool?
Affiliate commissions are deducted from the gross ticket sales before the net daily value is calculated. This is what the 60/30/10 split is based on — the net value after commissions, not the gross total.
What Behavior Is Prohibited?
The following are not allowed under the affiliate program rules:
- Self-referral
- Fake or bot traffic
- Spam promotion
- Multi-account abuse
- Misleading promotion
- Manipulation of attribution systems
Violations may result in link suspension or removal from the program.
Does Flip Hop Charge a Fee on Affiliate Withdrawals?
No. Flip Hop does not charge its own withdrawal fee on affiliate earnings. Standard Base network gas fees apply, and third-party providers may have their own fees.