> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fansports.fun/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fansports.fun/getting-started/quickstart/invite-referral-system.md).

# Invite/Referral System

#### Overview

The Referral Program allows users to invite new users into the platform and earn rewards based on their activity.\
It is designed to support organic growth, reduce marketing costs, and encourage long-term community participation.

#### How It Works

* Each user receives a unique **referral code / referral link** after registering.
* New users can join the platform by:
  * Signing up via a referral link, or
  * Entering a referral code during registration.
* Once used, the referral relationship between the **referrer** and **referee** is permanently recorded.

#### Rebate Rewards

* Referrers earn a rebate based on the **transaction fees** generated by their referees.
* The rebate rate can be set by the referrer, up to **30%**.
* The rebate rate is fixed at the time the referee enters the referral code.

> **Example:**
>
> * If a referee pays $100 in transaction fees and the rebate rate is 30%,\
>   the referrer receives $130
> * If the rebate is split 15%– 15%, both referrer and referee receive $15 each.

#### Claiming Rewards

* All earned rebates are shown in the user’s **Referral Summary**.
* Users can claim their rewards at any time.
* Reward history is stored in the user profile for transparency.

#### Play Party Bonus

The Play Party feature rewards users for playing together.

* If both the referrer and referee join the same tournament:
  * When the referee earns **Fan Points (FP)**,
  * The referrer receives an extra **10% FP bonus** based on the referee’s reward.

> **Example:**
>
> * A referee earns 100 FP in a tournament.
> * The referrer receives an additional 10 FP.

Rewards are distributed together with tournament rewards.


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