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# Affiliate Program

#### 🔹 Standard Commissions

* **20% on your referral’s PvP win:** If your referral places a bet in a PvP game and wins the round, you receive **20% of the platform’s commission** for that round.
* **2% on your referral’s PvP loss:** If your referral places a bet in a PvP game and loses the round, you receive **2% of the referral commission** from your referral’s bet for that round.
* 7%-3%-1% of the total amount of cycle power purchases by your referral.<br>

#### 🔹 Additional Referral Rewards

* **500 DOGS** for each referral you invite.
* **25,000 DOGS** for each referral who purchases cycle power in the **“Cycles”** section.\ <br>

This way, you can earn both **passive income from PvP activity** and **bonus rewards for growing your referral network**.


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