Crypto card referral programs
Webmaster deals and user referral bonuses of every listed card - research status first, then the numbers that matter.
Referral-program research is in progress: entries appear as each provider's program is verified against its official page. The numbers that decide real earnings - commission structure, qualification criteria, payout terms - are listed as documented, not as marketed. Last referral research pass: not started yet.
// Webmaster programs (0)
Structured partner deals with tracking, ordered by our card score. The percentage is never the whole story - check the payout and qualification notes before picking one.
No webmaster programs on file yet.
// User referral systems (0)
Built-in refer-a-friend mechanics: fixed bonuses rather than lifetime revenue. Entries marked "terms not public" have a working referral mechanism but publish no rates - what the provider hides, this page flags instead of guessing.
No referral systems documented.
// FAQ
Which crypto card pays the most for referrals?
User-level referral bonuses across the card market typically run $10-$30 in crypto or points per funded friend; structured webmaster programs offer revenue share on top. The fine print (qualification criteria, payout timing) matters more than the headline - each entry lists it.
Do card programs have real affiliate programs or just referral links?
Both exist: fintechs usually run in-house referral systems, while some operators run structured programs via affiliate platforms. We separate webmaster programs from player-style referrals on this page.
Does a referral program affect a card's score?
No. Card scores come from the published criteria only (fees, reliability, privacy, limits, rewards, availability, UX). This page compares the partner programs themselves - a card can score poorly as a product and still have a generous referral scheme, and the other way round.