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# Referral Program

### What is the Varntix Referral Program?

The Referral Program allows any Varntix user to earn rewards by inviting others to the platform. It is designed for simple, everyday sharing, with no minimum requirements or commitments.

### How does it work?

Each user receives a unique referral link or code. When someone signs up and allocates funds using your link:

• Their activity is linked to your account\
• You earn rewards based on their activity\
• You can track everything in your dashboard

### How do I earn from referrals?

The Referral Program uses a transparent dual commission model:

**Deposit commission** 

Earn a percentage of the funds your referrals allocate into savings products.

**Interest commission**

Earn an ongoing percentage of the interest your referrals generate

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