How commission is calculated
Revenue share, the tier ladder, and what actually counts toward your rate — worked through with real MVR figures.
Commission is a share of net revenue from the members you refer. The percentage depends on your tier, and the tier depends on volume over the preceding period.
The tier ladder
- Starter — 25% (0 to MVR 250,000 monthly volume)
- Silver — 30% (MVR 250,000 to 750,000)
- Gold — 35% (MVR 750,000 to 2,000,000)
- Platinum — 40% (above MVR 2,000,000)
Tiers are reviewed monthly. A tier can rise or fall, but a fall is capped at one step per review, so a single quiet month does not reset your progress.
What net revenue means
Net revenue is gross revenue from your referred members, less:
- Bonus amounts credited to those members
- Payment processing fees
- Chargebacks and refunds
It is not the same as deposit volume. Deposit volume decides your position on the weekly board; net revenue decides your payment.
A worked example
Say your referred members deposit MVR 900,000 in a month, and net revenue from that activity is MVR 180,000. At Gold tier:
MVR 180,000 × 35% = MVR 63,000 commission
Had you been at Starter for the same month, the figure would be MVR 45,000 — the tier is worth MVR 18,000 on that volume alone.
Negative carryover
If net revenue for a period is negative — which happens when a referred member wins substantially — the shortfall carries into the next period rather than producing a negative payment. It is cleared against future earnings and never billed to you.
Where to check
Your dashboard shows current tier, volume against the next threshold, and net revenue to date for the running period.