You already have your affiliate link. You’ve shared it with a few people. Now what? How do you know if it’s working? How many tickets have your referrals bought? How much have you accumulated? When can you withdraw?
The Flip Hop affiliate dashboard was built to answer exactly these questions — all in one place, in real time. This guide explains each section of the dashboard, what each number means, and how to use this information to make better decisions.
How to Access the Affiliate Dashboard
| 1 | Sign in to your account Go to fliphop.club with your Google account or connected wallet. |
| 2 | Navigate to the Affiliates section On your main dashboard, look for the “Affiliate Dashboard” tab or section. That’s where your link, metrics, and earnings history live. |
| 3 | Confirm that your link is active If you’ve already taken part in at least one round with 1 ticket, your affiliate link will be available and active. The link status appears clearly — white for active, gray for suspended if you’ve gone a week without buying a ticket. |
| Haven’t unlocked the program yet? You need to take part in at least one round with 1 ticket ($5) to unlock the affiliate link. That’s the only requirement — with no additional cost beyond the participation ticket. |
The Dashboard Metrics — What Each Number Means
The dashboard brings together four numbers that, together, tell the full story of your performance as an affiliate. Here’s what each one represents in practice:
| Clicks Raw reach How many times your link was accessed. It measures reach — but not quality. | Referrals Actual sign-ups People who created an account using your link. Not every click becomes a sign-up. |
| Tickets bought The basis of earnings Each ticket = $1 for you. This is the number that determines your commissions. | Accumulated earnings Commissions generated Total of $1 × your referrals’ tickets. Available to withdraw at any time. |
Beyond the four main metrics
- Link status:
Indicates whether your link is active (commissions flowing) or temporarily suspended (requires 1 ticket/week to keep active).
- Payment history:
A record of all withdrawals made — useful for personal tracking and for confirming that payments were processed.
Understanding the Funnel: Clicks → Referrals → Tickets
The affiliate dashboard reveals a conversion sequence that, once understood, lets you pinpoint exactly where to improve:
| Clicks → Referrals → Ticket purchases → Recurring participation At each stage there are natural drop-offs. The goal is to understand at which stage the biggest drop-off happens — and act on it. |
| Metric | What it measures | What to do if it’s low |
| Clicks | How many people accessed your link | Adjust the message or change the promotion channel |
| Registered referrals | How many created an account from the link | Add context about what Flip Hop is before the link |
| Tickets bought | How many referrals bought at least 1 ticket | Explain the value of playing — $5 per ticket, prize in USDC |
| Recurring participation | Referrals active week after week | Share round results to keep engagement up |
Diagnostic example: 200 clicks, 30 referrals, 8 bought tickets. The click → sign-up rate (15%) is reasonable. The sign-up → purchase rate (27%) is where there’s room for improvement — this suggests people signed up but don’t fully understand how to play or what a ticket is worth.
Link Status — the Most Critical Metric
Of all the information on the dashboard, link status is the one that most directly impacts your earnings. A suspended link means zero commission generated — even if all your referrals are actively buying tickets.
| The 1-ticket-per-week rule To keep your link active, you need to buy at least 1 ticket ($5) per week. If a week goes by with no purchase: • Your link is temporarily suspended • No commission is generated during that period • Your referrals keep buying — but you receive nothing How to reactivate: buy 1 ticket in any round. The link comes back automatically. |
Practical tip: set a weekly reminder to check the status. The $5/week cost to keep the link active is the smallest possible investment in the program — and it ensures your referrals’ commissions keep coming in.
How to Withdraw Your Earnings — Two Steps
When you want to convert accumulated commissions into available cash, the process happens in two distinct steps:
| 1 | “Claim Commissions” — move them to your balance In the affiliate dashboard, click “Claim Commissions.” This transfers your accumulated commissions to your wallet balance within the platform. There’s no minimum amount for this step — you can trigger it at any time. |
| 2 | “Withdraw” — transfer them off the platform With the balance in your wallet, click “Withdraw” and choose the destination: • An external wallet (MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, etc.) — arrives in minutes • An exchange (Binance, Mercado Bitcoin, etc.) — some minutes after on-chain confirmation • A bank account or card via the payment provider — availability varies by region Flip Hop doesn’t charge a withdrawal fee. Network or provider costs may appear before you confirm. |
| There’s no minimum waiting period between “Claim Commissions” and “Withdraw.” You can do both back-to-back if you want to convert the commissions into cash right away. |
5 Tips for Using the Dashboard More Effectively
1 — Check the link status before anything else
Every time you open the dashboard, look at the link status first. A suspended link is the most common cause of silently lost commissions — you may have active referrals and not realize you’re earning nothing.
2 — Track the clicks → tickets ratio, not just the total clicks
Lots of clicks with few tickets bought indicates that the audience is curious but not convinced. Try adding more context before sharing the link — a sentence explaining what Flip Hop is and why it’s worth it consistently increases conversion.
3 — Use accumulated earnings to calibrate your effort
If you have 50 referrals but only 3 bought tickets, the problem isn’t quantity — it’s the quality of the audience. Channels where people are already familiar with USDC, crypto, or digital entertainment convert better than generic audiences.
4 — Think in terms of recurrence, not initial volume
Flip Hop’s commission is for life — a referral who buys 2 tickets per week generates $8/month for you indefinitely. A referral who buys 20 tickets once and disappears generates $20 a single time. Focus on people who tend to play on a recurring basis — those who enjoy daily entertainment, not those testing it out of curiosity.
5 — Don’t wait to accumulate a lot before withdrawing
There’s no minimum to trigger “Claim Commissions” within the platform. If you have $15 accumulated and want to convert it, you can do that now. Leaving it accumulated for a long time doesn’t earn interest — idle USDC doesn’t appreciate.
Quick Summary — the Dashboard at a Glance
| What to monitor | What it means |
| Clicks | Your link’s raw reach — how many people accessed it |
| Referrals | Sign-ups generated — how many created an account through your link |
| Tickets bought | The basis of commissions — $1 per ticket from each referral |
| Accumulated earnings | Total commissions generated — available to withdraw |
| Link status | Active = commissions flowing / Suspended = zero commission |
| Withdrawal history | A record of transfers already made |
The Dashboard Is Where Strategy Becomes Numbers
Having an affiliate link and sharing it is the beginning. Using the dashboard to understand where the funnel stalls — and adjusting — is what separates affiliates who accumulate consistent commissions from those who share the link once and forget about it.
With 2 minutes a day of attention to the dashboard, you have all the information you need to make good decisions about when to promote more, which channel to focus on, and when to withdraw.