How the Zeroa referral programme works
The Zeroa referral programme pays a flat amount to both sides when someone you introduce becomes an active client. Not a cut of their deposit, not a slice of their trades. Ten dollars, flat, each way.
"Active" means something specific here, so it is worth being exact. The person you refer deposits one hundred dollars in their local currency and trades it. That is the whole test — at that point they receive their ten dollars, and it arrives whether or not you have lifted a finger.
Your side comes with one string attached. You receive ten dollars for every qualifying referral, but only once your own wallet is active on the same basis: your own hundred dollars, deposited and traded. An inactive wallet earns nothing, however many people sign up through it. Slightly awkward, but at least it is simple.
These are referral fees, plainly. They are paid for introductions, they are single level, and there is nothing underneath them — you are not paid on referrals made by the people you refer.
Before you start counting, two things. A minimum balance has to build up before referral fees are paid out, and there is a waiting period from sign-up before the first payout. Both are set out in the terms, and both are worth reading before you plan anything around a payout date. Terms and conditions apply.
One last point, and it is the serious one. Introducing someone to Zeroa does not make you a representative of Chembridge Capital, and referrers are not licensed to give financial advice.
Chembridge Capital (Pty) Ltd t/a Zeroa, registration number 2014/064942/07, is an authorised Financial Services Provider, FSP No 36012. Investing in crypto assets may result in a loss of capital.
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