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# Referral Program

## Earn a Share of Arbital's Revenue by Inviting Traders

Invite traders to Arbital and earn **30% of the Arbital builder fees** they generate. As long as your referred traders keep trading, you keep earning.

## How It Works

**1. Get your referral link**

Every Arbital account comes with a referral code and referral link. You can also customize your code, for example:

`arbital.xyz/ref/YOURNAME`

This makes your link easier to share and remember.

**2. Share your link**

Send your referral link to friends, your community, or your audience. Anyone who signs up through your link will be permanently tagged as your referral.

**3. Earn 30% of what they bring**

We share 30% of the revenue your invited users bring to Arbital, credited straight to your referral balance.

If your referred trader executes $10M in volume on an exchange:

* Arbital builder fees: **$1,000**
* Your referral reward: **$300**

The more your referrals trade, the more you earn. There is **no cap** on referral earnings.

## Customizing Your Referral Code

Your default referral code is automatically generated, but you can change it from the referral dashboard. Custom referral codes are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

## Payouts

* The minimum amount required to claim referral rewards is **$50**.
* After you claim your rewards, funds will be distributed within **48 hours**.
* If your payout does not arrive, please open a support ticket on Discord.

## Notes

Referral rewards are calculated solely from the revenue Arbital earns. Exchange maker fees are paid to the exchange and are not included.


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