Two mechanisms run at the same time: a one-off reward for your first few invites, and an ongoing share that keeps paying as long as the people you referred keep playing. One condition decides whether either one applies at all.
The base referral chip — the thing that activates your ability to earn from invites at all — only unlocks after you've completed registration and identity verification (KYC) on your own account. A brand-new, unverified account can share a link, but the app's own rules screen makes clear that step has to happen first before anything from it pays out.
Read directly off the Refer & Win panel.
These three are one-time milestones, not a per-friend rate — they mark cumulative progress toward 1, then 2, then 3 total invited friends, not a payout that repeats for every additional person after that.
Once a referral is valid, two things run in parallel according to the app's own rules text. Each valid sub-player returns somewhere in the Rs 280 to Rs 350 range as a bonus. Separately and on top of that, the app states you continue earning 30% of that friend's "tax amount" for as long as they keep playing — not a single payout at the moment they qualify, but a recurring share tied to their ongoing activity.
The practical read: the fixed Rs 280–350 figure is close to what you'd expect from a one-time signup bonus. The 30% ongoing share is where any larger return would actually come from, and it scales entirely with how much a qualified friend continues to play afterward — a friend who deposits Rs 3,000 once and stops is worth very different money to you than one who keeps playing for months.
Four tabs sit behind the Promote button: My Promote, Downline, Details, Hero Ranking.
The app tracks these as two separate counts — people who joined through your link directly, and the wider network sitting beneath them — with earnings reported for each, daily.
Earnings sit in an "Unreceived" balance until you tap Receive to move them across, at which point they add to a running "Received" total shown on the same screen.
A QR code plus one-tap buttons for Facebook, WhatsApp and Telegram — each tagged with your personal referral code so credit tracks back to your account.
A leaderboard tab sits alongside the referral panels, separate from the profit-based Ranking screen covered below.
Outside the referral system entirely, a Ranking screen lists the top accounts by profit, refreshed on a stated schedule — the app's own text reads "Profit Level: Previous Level will be updated at 2:00 every day." VIP tiers appear next to each name on this board, running well into double digits for the accounts at the top, which gives a rough sense of how active the highest-volume players on the platform actually are.
Withdrawals — whether from gameplay, the coin shop, or referral earnings — route through the same Bind step: an EasyPaisa or JazzCash wallet number and the account holder's name have to be on file before the app will let a withdrawal go through. It's a one-time setup, and doing it before you need it avoids a delay the first time you actually want to pull money out.