The idea in one paragraph
A brand publishes an offer with a stated reward — ₹150 per sign-up, ₹60 per first order — and locks a budget for it. You take the offer, get a link of your own and a ready-made message, and share it where you already talk: a family group, an office group, a reel, a newsletter. When someone signs up or orders, the reward lands in your wallet the same moment. You withdraw by UPI. That is the whole thing.
Getting in
Sign in with a one-time code on email or WhatsApp; there is no password. The sign-up asks what you share and where, so that offers that fit you show up first. Three minutes, and your place is kept if you stop halfway.
Choosing an offer
Every offer shows the reward and whether there is room left. Take the ones your people would actually use: a food offer for a society group, a demat offer for a finance audience, a course for a batch group. An offer marked 'automatic reward' will show you the rate you lock when you accept; raises apply to you afterwards, cuts never do.
You can also paste any link — a friend's shop, your own page — and track it for free. It pays nothing unless it is a brand offer, but it shows you how far your sharing travels.
Sharing so the numbers teach you something
Make one link per place you share: each group, each story, the bio, the newsletter. Opens per link show which place acts; results per link show which place buys. After two weeks you know something about your own audience that no brand knows, and it is worth money.
Use the ready-made message or your own words, but say it is a referral link. Audiences trust people who are open about it, and it is what the rules ask.
What you can see
Every open with where it came from and the city. Who is on the page right now. A forwarding estimate when your link travels through chats. Each result the moment it is counted, with the reward. The brand sees exactly the same for your link, which is why nobody argues.
Getting paid, and the few things that can go wrong
Rewards are credited on result. Withdraw from the wallet by UPI or bank transfer (minimum ₹100; a PAN is required and tax is deducted at source where the law requires). A cancelled order or a fake sign-up reverses the reward and shows you why. Bought or incentivised traffic gets reversed and, on repetition, ends the account — the record works for you only when the traffic is real.