Commission Management
KPI-Driven Deal Logic at Scale

Build commission deals using layered conditions. Define payouts based on KPIs like deposits, trading volume, NGR, or custom metrics. Stack conditions to create cascading rules where different thresholds trigger different payouts. Each deal supports multiple condition layers, so the same affiliate can earn differently based on the geo, product, or performance level of each referred user.

Run CPA, RevShare, hybrid, per-lot, PnL-based, or any combination within the same system. Assign different models to different partners, campaigns, or products. Switch between models or combine them in a single deal without rebuilding the structure. The engine adapts to your commercial logic instead of forcing you into predefined templates.

Define what counts as a qualified conversion before any commission is triggered. Set minimum deposit thresholds, trading activity requirements, bet counts, or custom conditions. Qualification logic prevents CPA abuse and ensures commissions reflect real user value. Rules are configured per deal, so different partners can have different qualification criteria based on their agreement.

Connect commissions directly to business KPIs instead of raw events. Use FTDs, qualified deposits, NGR, lot volume, challenge completions, or any metric your business tracks. Custom KPIs can be defined and used as payout triggers, qualification conditions, or tier progression criteria. This ensures partner incentives align with your actual revenue drivers.

Manage master affiliates, sub-affiliate networks, and IB hierarchies natively. Define how revenue is distributed across levels, set commission formulas per tier, and give upper-level partners visibility into their network performance. The engine handles the entire distribution chain automatically without manual calculations or external tools.

Review calculated commissions before they become payable. Apply manual adjustments, clawbacks, or bonuses when needed. Set approval workflows, minimum payout thresholds, and payment schedules. The payout layer connects deal calculations to your finance process, giving your team full control between what the engine calculates and what gets paid.