UniClub Affiliates affiliate program

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The UniClub Affiliates affiliate program (iGaming) pays 20–35% with a 30-day cookie. At the top of its 20–35% range (35%), this pays below the 40% median top rate for iGaming affiliate programs, measured across the 3,168 we track that publish a percentage.

Revenue share: 20%-35% of Net Generated Revenue (Casino + BetGames), top tier 35%; custom deals via account manager. · No CPA / hybrid: revenue-share only. · Negative carryover: BLANKET — negative months are explicitly not removed at the start of the next month (carries forward uncapped). · Single brand, no bundling: promotes only Uniclub Casino (uniclub.lt / uniclubcasino.com); no cross-brand offsetting. · Payments: monthly, paid before the 15th, EUR 10 minimum, bank wire only (no crypto, no e-wallets). · Platform: PartnerMatrix (EveryMatrix) — postbacks and dynamic variables supported; day-level stats only (no real-time, no API). · Licensing: LGCA (Lithuania) — EU national regulator; software-tested, foreign unlicensed sites blocked. · GEO: Lithuania-only (Allowed Countries: 1); Ukraine and other markets blocked. · Reputation: no rogue/shaving/non-payment threads found; not AGD-certified or a GPWA sponsor; thin affiliate-community footprint. · Company Overview · UAB Unigames (JSC Unigames) is a long-established Lithuanian gaming company founded in 2001 that opened its first slot-machine hall in 2004 and runs the Uniclub brand across retail and online (uniclub.lt), offering slots, live casino and sports betting. It holds a national licence from the Lithuania Gambling Control Authority and has steadily expanded its content, with provider launches including Hacksaw Gaming (2023) and BGaming (2024); the company has also sponsored the BC Juventus basketball club ("Uniclub Casino Juventus") since 2021. The Uniclub Affiliates program launched around 2018 on the PartnerMatrix platform. There are no recorded closures, insolvency events or rebrands. At the time of this review the affiliate sign-up front-end was displaying a temporary-closure notice, while the underlying casino brand remained active and licensed — a point worth confirming directly before relying on the program. · Bottom Line · A legitimately regulated, low-risk but low-ceiling program. The Tier-1 EU licence, single-brand structure and clean payment record are reassuring, but the blanket negative carryover, RevShare-only model, bank-wire-only payouts and Lithuania-only reach make it a niche pick — strong for operators with domestic Lithuanian traffic, weak for international media buyers chasing scale. ·

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.