Traffic Affiliates affiliate program

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Commission Structure: Sliding scale RevShare starting at 45% (0–15 FTDs) and reaching up to 55% (45+ FTDs), with custom CPA, Hybrid, and up to 60% VIP deals available. · Tracking & Platform: Exclusively powered by ReferOn, offering dynamic API reporting, S2S postbacks, and session-based cookie attribution. · Payments: Monthly payouts processed via USDT, Webmoney, and Capitalist with a €200 minimum threshold and a protective no-negative carryover policy. · Brands & Licensing: Directly promotes the Casombie and Luucky casinos, operating under an Anjouan regulatory license. · Sub-Affiliation: Offers a 7% referral commission for bringing new partners to the network. · Company Overview · Launched in 2022, Traffic Partners (traffic.partners) serves as the unified affiliate program for the Casombie and Luucky casino brands. The program represents a strategic consolidation of earlier marketing efforts, bringing together the former Curaçao-licensed "Casombie Partners" and the Costa Rican-licensed "Blockbuster Partners" into a single, streamlined entity. By migrating its operations to an Anjouan licensing jurisdiction, Traffic Partners has positioned itself to better support modern cryptocurrency transaction rails and maintain operational flexibility in the competitive offshore iGaming market. Affiliates should ensure they are registering for this specific ReferOn-based program, rather than the independent, identically named third-party CPA network that operates on the Scaleo software. The adoption of the ReferOn platform serves as the technical backbone of the operation, replacing legacy tracking architectures to eliminate reporting lag. This modern infrastructure provides partners with real-time statistics, instant API reports, and a centralized master dashboard for tracking multi-campaign performance dynamically. While the advertised gross revenue shares are generous, affiliates should factor in standard ReferOn administrative deductions—such as game provider and payment processing fees—when calculating their true Net Gaming Revenue (NGR). ·

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