Affiliate programme terms

Last updated: 22 October 2026

The Flexdger Wallet affiliate programme runs on the rules below. They sit on top of the terms of use and sale, which still bind you as a user of the service. By joining from the affiliate dashboard, you accept everything that follows.

1. Joining the programme

Any holder of a Flexdger Wallet account may join. It costs nothing, and no subscription is needed. You sign up from the affiliate dashboard and receive a referral code immediately. Each account gets a single affiliate code: opening several accounts in order to hold several codes, or in order to refer yourself, brings the arrangement to an end. Section 2 explains that we may also attach extra links to your account.

Your status is that of an independent party. Nothing in these terms makes you an employee, an agent, a partner or a joint venturer, and you have no authority to sign anything, make any promise or speak for Flexdger Wallet.

2. Your link, and how sales get credited to you

You promote flexdger.com/r/YOUR-CODE. Should we attach extra links to your account, every one of them is likewise a flexdger.com/r/ address carrying its own code, and each credits you under identical rules. A sale can be credited to you through these /r/ links and no other route. A code appended to any other address, ?ref= for instance, counts for nothing. Switching off an extra link stops it from crediting new sales, though the customers it already brought continue to earn you commissions.

Opening your link stores your code in the visitor's browser for 24 hours, and a subscription started inside that window is credited to you. Every new opening of the link restarts the window. As of 24 September 2026, a code stored under the earlier rules (60 days, or arriving via ?ref=) can no longer credit a new subscription.

The rule is last click. Imagine a visitor who opens another affiliate's link after yours and then subscribes: the newer code takes the place of yours, and the other affiliate receives the sale. We can only apply this rule honestly, since a browser holds a single code at any moment.

It covers former customers as well. When one of them returns and subscribes again, the new subscription is credited to whichever affiliate's link they opened during the previous 24 hours, and to nobody if they opened none.

Because the code sits in the visitor's browser, two things follow. We would rather you read them here than find out when a payout arrives:

We check the code a second time on our side at the moment the payment is created. It must exist, be active, and not be the buyer's own. A sale failing any of those checks earns no commission.

3. Your earnings

Your commission is 60% of each payment we really collect from a customer you referred. It continues for as long as that customer remains subscribed, with no ceiling and no limit on the number of months. For a monthly subscription, that is 60% of the price your referral pays each month, less the card-processing fee Stripe charges us on that payment. Our Stripe account is held in euros, so that fee includes a currency conversion. Whatever monthly price your referral pays, that leaves at least about $10 per active referral, every month.

We may test the prices shown to new customers (see Terms, section 5). One referral can therefore pay a different price from the next, and from the figures just above. Whichever price a referral was offered, your commission stays at 60% of what that referral really paid, minus the fee charged on that payment.

That fee is neither a figure we pick nor a percentage we apply. We subtract precisely what Stripe took on the payment in question, and nothing beyond it (or what Whop took, if the payment went through Whop, whether in crypto or on our backup card checkout, monthly or lifetime). It moves with the card, the country and the currency. That is why the amount shown above is only approximate, while the one in your dashboard is exact. Some payments also include something you earn nothing on, such as VAT or the one-time video pack on a first invoice. For those we subtract just the part of the fee that falls on the portion you earn on. A payment whose fee we cannot read has nothing deducted.

Lifetime access, paid by card or in crypto. A customer you referred who purchases lifetime access makes one payment, and you receive a single commission on it, calculated like a monthly one: 60% of the payment, minus the fee taken on it. That holds when the customer buys from the app without opening any link. If they open another affiliate's link beforehand, section 2 decides.

Either way, when we cannot read the fee, nothing is deducted.

After that, the commission is recorded, approved and paid in the same way as any other, through your Stripe account and out of our balance. A Whop account is never required of you.

The 60% applies to the amount really collected, which may differ from the list price. A discount, a proration or a partial refund alters it, and your commission moves with it. Once a customer cancels, their payments end, and so do the commissions on them.

Your rate is stored on your affiliate account. Should we ever agree a different rate with you, it covers payments collected after the agreement and never reaches backwards.

4. Approval of commissions

A commission begins as pending once the customer's payment has been collected, and turns approved 30 days afterwards. The wait is not bureaucratic habit. It is the period in which a payment can still be refunded, reversed or contested with the card issuer. When the payment behind a commission is refunded or charged back, the commission is cancelled, pending or already approved.

Withdrawals are limited to approved commissions.

5. How you are paid

Payouts go through Stripe. To be paid, you first link a Stripe account from your affiliate dashboard. You pick your country of residence, we ask Stripe to open an account for you there, Stripe walks you through its own form, and the dashboard marks the account as ready once Stripe confirms it. The account is yours. Stripe's own agreement, which you accept while filling in that form, governs how you use it. We are no party to that agreement and cannot change its terms.

Countries where Stripe can pay you. Stripe can pay affiliates residing in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein or any country of the European Union. The country gets fixed when Stripe opens your account. You may switch to a different one until you have sent Stripe your details, and no longer after that. Everywhere else, Iceland included (Stripe does not operate there), payment is made by hand, as described at the end of this section.

After that, the timing of your payout is yours. Once your approved balance reaches $100, the withdraw button in the dashboard turns active, and pressing it sends the whole balance to your Stripe account. A balance under $100 rolls over. Nothing is lost, and nothing lapses for as long as your affiliate account stays active.

You may make one withdrawal per calendar month, with months counted in UTC. After a withdrawal, the next one becomes available on the first day of the month that follows, and the dashboard displays that date. A withdrawal that Stripe declines, or that halts before any money leaves, is not counted, so you can retry the same day.

The balance is made up of approved commissions only, meaning those that have passed the 30-day window from section 4. The dashboard lists pending ones apart, and they join the balance on their own date. Commissions and balances are counted in US dollars.

Currency of the payout. Payouts come out of our Stripe balance. If it holds enough US dollars, you are paid in dollars. Our balance is held in euros, so a payout is usually made in euros: we convert the dollar amount using the exchange rate Stripe applied on our latest sale in dollars, rounded down to the cent, and the dashboard shows both figures. Stripe then converts the payout into your own account's currency at its own rate. When our balance cannot cover a withdrawal, nothing is sent and nothing leaves your balance. Write to us and we will sort it out.

The approved balance is sent in full. The processing fee was already deducted when the commission was created, and is never taken a second time. The fees Stripe applies to receive the money and pass it on to you, along with any currency conversion your bank makes, are for you to bear. Two delays come one after the other, and only the first is ours. Funds reach your Stripe account immediately. Stripe then pays them to your bank on its timetable, usually after a few business days, and longer for a first payout and in some countries.

When Stripe cannot pay you (because you live outside the countries listed above, or Stripe turns down your country or your bank), your commissions are not forfeited. Email contact@flexdger.com and propose a method that suits you, and we will pay out the approved balance manually. These payouts are handled one by one, so expect more waiting than a Stripe transfer involves. The $100 threshold and the 30-day approval window remain in force.

6. Identity checks

Before moving any money to you, Stripe confirms your identity. The duty rests on Stripe by law and is not our choice. You should expect to supply your name, date of birth, address, a photograph of an identity document and your bank details, along with a registration number if you take part as a business. Stripe may ask for more afterwards, and may freeze an account while it reviews it.

Until the check passes, only the withdrawal is blocked. Commissions are still earned, still become approved on their 30-day timetable, and remain yours. The moment Stripe clears your account, the entire balance can be withdrawn at once. If you never finish the check, you lose time and not money.

Our view is limited to whether Stripe regards your account as able to receive payouts. We cannot run the check ourselves, hurry a review, plead your case, or pay you outside Stripe because a review drags. If a withdrawal fails (for instance an account that has ceased to be eligible, or a fault on either side), the commissions revert to approved and you may try again. Nothing is ever marked paid unless it was really sent.

Stripe is not available everywhere. Where it cannot pay affiliates in your country of residence (section 5 lists the countries where it can), you still have a way to be paid: follow the manual route set out in section 5.

7. Conduct that is off limits

The programme exists to send us people who want a mockup tool. Sending us people who wanted something different costs us a refund and costs you your account. You must not:

What Flexdger Wallet produces is mockups. The balances on screen come from whatever the user types and match nothing held anywhere. An affiliate who promotes it as a real wallet, as proof of funds, or as a way of convincing someone that you hold assets you do not hold forfeits the affiliate account and every commission on it, pending and approved alike, and the referred subscriptions are cancelled. We do not soften this warning from one case to the next. The whole product rests on this one rule.

8. Consequences of a breach

We are entitled to suspend an affiliate account, cancel its commissions, withhold a payout and revoke the licence behind it. If a breach is limited and unintentional, we will say what has to be corrected and let you do it. If it is the misrepresentation described above, we will not.

We may likewise cancel commissions from traffic we cannot explain, meaning sales credited at a rate or in a pattern that honest promotion does not produce, once we have asked you to account for them.

9. Taxes

Commissions are paid gross. Declaring what you receive, and paying any tax, contribution or VAT owed where you live or are established, is your responsibility. We hold back nothing and file nothing for you. If you are registered for VAT, let us know before your first withdrawal so that the paperwork is correct.

10. Amendments and ending the programme

We may amend these terms and the commission rate. An amendment takes effect on the date it is published here, which appears at the top of these terms. Commissions already earned remain under the terms that applied when they were earned.

Either party may end the arrangement whenever it likes, for any reason. If you leave, or we shut the programme down, the commissions approved before that date remain withdrawable, and pending ones finish their 30-day window and then become withdrawable too, unless the account was closed for a breach. Should the remainder be below the $100 threshold, the button will never show up by itself. Write to us and we release the balance by hand, since a threshold should not hold back money that belongs to you.

11. Governing law

French law governs these terms. If an amicable settlement fails, the French courts are competent.

Direct any questions about the programme to contact@flexdger.com.