> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.midasmarkets.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.midasmarkets.xyz/rewards-and-referrals/referrals.md).

# Referrals

Share your link, and you earn a share of the Midas fees generated by everyone who signs up through it — for as long as they keep trading.

Your link, referred users and earnings are on the **Referrals** page.

## Your link

Your referral link looks like `midasmarkets.xyz/r/{your-code}`. Anyone who signs up through it is attributed to you at signup, permanently.

Tier progress counts every code you own together, so traffic split across links never costs you.

## What you earn

Commission is a share of the **Midas fees your referred users actually pay**, not a share of what they trade. Your tier comes from their combined rolling 30-day volume:

* **Bronze** — under $10,000 referred volume → **15%** of eligible Midas fees.
* **Silver** — $10,000 to $49,999.99 → **20%**.
* **Gold** — $50,000 and above → **30%**.

Worked through: if your referred users generate $20 in eligible Midas fees, you earn $4.00 at Silver, or $6.00 at Gold.

## Rules worth knowing

* Attribution is set at signup from the **most recent** link the person clicked, and cannot be reassigned afterwards. If they arrive through someone else's link later but before signing up, that link wins.
* Referring yourself does not work — self-referral protections apply.
* Commission comes out of the Midas fee margin. It does not increase what your referred users pay.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Program terms can change**

Rates, tiers and payout rules may be adjusted. The Referrals page in the app always reflects the live program for your account.
{% endhint %}

See also: [Cashback](https://github.com/stsssol/stss/tree/main/docs/cashback/README.md) for earning on your own trading.


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