Refer code
The moment a referee hits KYC + ₹100, both wallets move.
You share the code; the referee enters it at sign-up. The moment their KYC clears and the first ₹100 deposit settles, the milestone counter starts ticking - and the first credit lands in your bonus wallet. Four more milestones follow on the same single-wallet INR ledger.
Five milestones, each with its own referee threshold
Every rung of the ladder is a referee behaviour, not a referrer effort. The referee moves; the credit unlocks. The thresholds below are the project-documented trigger points.
| Milestone | Referee threshold | Referrer credit | Referee credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| M1 | KYC complete + ₹100 deposit | Documented at activation | Documented at activation |
| M2 | Referee places 5 settled bets | Documented at activation | Documented at activation |
| M3 | Referee reaches VIP tier 2 | Documented at activation | Documented at activation |
| M4 | Referee first withdrawal | Documented at activation | Documented at activation |
| M5 | Referee 30 active days | Documented at activation | Documented at activation |
Credits are identical to the welcome tier activation: percentage and wagering requirement are documented at the moment the referee activates. The numbers on the wallet screen are the numbers the referrer sees.
The ladder is built on referee signals rather than referrer effort for a structural reason: the referee's settled-bet volume is the only signal that the system can verify on the same ledger that holds the welcome tier. The referrer's effort (sharing, posting, messaging) is unobservable; the referee's KYC, deposits, and settled bets are observable. The ladder maps to what the system can see, which is also what the bonus rule can defend.
A milestone that fires on a referee withdrawal (M4) is a structural marker - it shows the referee has cleared the KYC, cycled through the rollover, and requested a payout. The system has a complete record at that point, and the milestone credit is the operator's way of converting that record into a referrer reward.
Bonus wallet, cash wallet, wagering - three queues, one ledger
Referrer bonus wallet
Each milestone credit lands in the referrer's bonus wallet. The standard welcome-tier wagering requirement applies; the rollover bar is inside the wallet screen.
Referrer cash wallet
Unchanged. No referrer credit touches the cash wallet unless the rollover is fully met. The cash balance is always withdrawable on the standard queue.
Referee bonus wallet
The referee receives a milestone credit alongside the welcome tier they activated. The two are tracked separately; one does not cancel the other.
VIP progress
The referee's settled bets feed the VIP ladder. The M3 threshold (VIP tier 2) is the first tier that returns a credit to the referrer.
Three concrete consequences of the single-ledger design matter for the referrer. First, the bonus balance is not a separate account - a credit landing in the bonus wallet doesn't move money out of the cash wallet. The cash wallet is unaffected until the rollover is met. Second, the rollover is shared across the four verticals; a fantasy bet and a slot bet both decrement the same bar. Third, the conversion from bonus to cash is automatic - no claim step, no support ticket, no manual approval.
The bright line between bonus and cash is the wallet screen, not the support inbox. If the referrer wants to see the credit, the wallet screen is the place. If the referrer wants to track the rollover, the wallet screen is the place. The support inbox is for issues that do not fit into the wallet's standard reconciliation, not for the routine reading of a credit.
Welcome tier vs refer-and-earn, and the self-referral block
Welcome tier
The referee may activate one of the three welcome tiers on /bonus-code/. The referee keeps the welcome bonus in addition to the referee credit on this ladder.
One referrer per referee
Each referee can be linked to exactly one referrer. The referrer code is captured at sign-up; once attached, it is not editable. The referee can still be referred again by a different code only if the first link is invalidated.
Self-referral
Self-referral is blocked at the account level. Two accounts sharing the same KYC document set cannot refer one another; the system flags matched Aadhaar/PAN pairs at the verification stage.
Stack limit
Multiple referees can each walk the full ladder independently. The referrer's wallet is credited on each milestone; the referees' wallets are independent of one another.
Bonus vs cash
Referrer credits always land in the bonus wallet. The cash wallet is unaffected. Withdrawal requires the standard KYC path and the bonus rollover.
Expiry
Referrer credits carry the same expiry as the welcome tier. Unused bonus funds are removed at the close of the window - the exact window is in the wallet screen.
Three steps to share the refer code
The personal code is generated by the wallet screen. The same code is visible to the support inbox if you ever need to confirm it.
Open the wallet
Tap Wallet in the lobby, then Refer & earn. The personal code is at the top of the screen.
Copy the code
Tap Copy. The system supports a single tap-to-copy; the same code is on the support inbox.
Share
WhatsApp, SMS, email. The referee enters the code at sign-up; the milestone counter starts immediately.
The signup milestone, charted on the same loyalty path
The referee's first deposit forms the M1 rung. From there, the milestone ladder and the VIP ladder converge - the referral credit is layered on top of the loyalty progress, not a separate track.
M1 unlocks immediately
The bonus credit appears in the referrer's bonus wallet the moment the referee's KYC clears and the ₹100 deposit settles. No batching, no manual approval.
M2 follows settled bets
Five settled bets across any of the four verticals. Fantasy lineups, rummy hands, sports bets and games all count toward the M2 threshold.
M3 is the VIP tier 2 unlock
Tier 2 of the 15-tier VIP ladder is a settled-bet threshold. The referrer credit fires when the referee crosses that rung.
M4 and M5
First withdrawal and 30 active days. The status of both is visible on the wallet screen.
Reading the bonus wallet after the credit
The bonus wallet is the stake ledger. The cash wallet is the withdrawable balance. The two are visible at the same time inside the wallet screen.
What the system does not credit, and where to check
The ladder is built on observable signals. The system doesn't credit a milestone it cannot verify - and the cases below are the most common place where a milestone appears to be missing from the wallet screen.
Voided bets
A voided bet doesn't count toward the M2 threshold. A bet that is settled, then later voided by the sportsbook, is removed from the counter. The wallet screen reflects the void within minutes of the result.
Refunded deposits
A deposit that is refunded before the KYC clears does not contribute to the M1 threshold. The ₹100 deposit must clear the deposit window and the KYC check before the milestone fires.
Reversed withdrawals
A withdrawal that is requested and then reversed by the player does not unlock the M4 milestone. The milestone requires a settled withdrawal, not a request.
Down-time credits
If the lobby is in scheduled maintenance, the system does not advance the milestone counter. The cycle resumes when the lobby returns to live. The wallet screen reflects the maintenance window.
Routes that answer the next question
Bonus code
Three welcome tiers with full terms.
Promotions
Welcome tiers and the Daily Race.
VIP ladder
Tier 2 milestone and the full ladder.
Wallet & KYC
Document set and average 12-hour turnaround.
Responsible play
Deposit caps, cooldown, age-18 enforcement.
Support
In-app chat and email. Channel map and response times.
Five refer-and-earn questions before sharing the code
How many milestones are there?
Can the referee also claim the welcome tier?
Is self-referral blocked?
Where do the referrer credits land?
Do referrer credits expire?
Share the code, watch the milestones land
Copy the code, share it, and let the referee walk the ladder.