You send your link. Your invitee installs FroggyTrader and pays 2.5% instead of 6.5% on their first renewal. Out of every payment they make — the first one and all the rest — 1.5 percentage points go to you. With no end date.
A share is credited only from invoices that were actually paid, and it is paid out in USDT. No tiers, no structures, no “teams”: one level, one code, real money.
2.5%
Their first renewal instead of 6.5%
1.5 pp
Yours from every payment, permanently
50 USDT
Payout minimum; less simply carries over
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Level. No tree, no downline
The Referrals tab appears after onboarding: until the bot is connected to an account, there is nothing to invite anyone to.
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In the dashboard → Referrals enter two addresses: TRC-20 (Tron) and BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain). While either field is empty the button that issues the link stays disabled — that is a condition, not a bug.
It is deliberate: a link is issued only to someone we can already pay. You may change an address later, but a change made right before a payout is visible to the owner reviewing the request.
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The Get code button issues an eight-character code — yours permanently — and a ready link:
Copy it with one button and send it as it is.
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Order of events for the invitee: download FroggyTrader, follow the setup guide, open your link — the code lands in the field by itself — and press Apply code.
Important
A code can be applied only before the invitee's first invoice, which means during their free month.
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The credit appears the moment their invoice is actually paid and confirmed on chain. Not on profit, not on a promise, not on an install — only on money.
The dashboard shows two figures: Accrued total and Available now, plus a list of invitees under anonymised identifiers. You never see someone else's earnings — only what is owed to you.
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The balance works for you on its own — nothing to press:
So your own debt is settled first, and only the surplus goes out as a payout. To withdraw, you must have paid at least one invoice yourself: the program shares revenue with clients, it does not pay for sign-ups. Offsetting has no such condition.
FroggyTrader charges a percentage of the profit the bot made over a 30-day period. The referral mechanics change that percentage like this:
| Period | Regular client | Came through your link | Of that, yours |
|---|---|---|---|
| First month | free | free | — |
| First profitable renewal | 6.5% | 2.5% | 1.5 pp |
| Second and onwards | 6.5% | 6.5% | 1.5 pp |
| Losing period | $0 | $0 | — |
Example
The bot made your invitee $1,000 over a period. A regular invoice would be $65. As an invitee they pay $25 — and $15 of it goes to you. Next period of the same size: they pay the regular $65, you still get $15. If the period closes at a loss, nobody is invoiced and nothing is credited.
The invitee's discount is one-off and is spent on the first non-zero invoice. Your share is permanent: it is computed from the period's profit, so it does not shrink once the discount is gone. These are today's rates; if pricing changes, the dashboard always shows the current figures.
No. The window closes with their first invoice. It protects existing clients from being attached to someone else's code after the fact, and there are no exceptions to it.
Both wallets — TRC-20 and BEP-20 — are not saved yet. Fill in the addresses, press Save wallets, and the button becomes active. The other possible reason is onboarding: until the account is connected, the referrals tab is not there at all.
No. A referral account is recognised by the broker account, not by a folder on disk: after onboarding on the same account you are back to your code, balance and wallets.
Credits simply stop — they follow their payments. Whatever was already credited stays yours and is never taken back.