Published: 18 October 2026
Partner program
CowDrop partners are referral earnings from players who signed in on your link. There is no separate agent cabinet with card payouts: commission lands on Site Balance.
The live numbers on /referral after sign-in win if the operator changed the rates. Below is the default.
1. How it works
Referrer
The user who invited someone with a link or code.
Referee
The user whose first sign-in is tied to someone else’s link or code. The bind is permanent.
Deposit commission
Default 5% (500 bps) of what the referee credited to Balance. The Site settings can change the rate.
Play commission
Default 1% (100 bps) of what the referee spent on opens, including a headbutt seat. That is a cut of turnover, not of “winnings”.
2. Link and code
After sign-in, Referrals shows a link and a code. You may replace the code with 3–16 characters: latin, digits, hyphen, underscore — if the name is free.
The referee must arrive on the link before the first sign-in. There is no late manual bind.
3. Payout
Earnings accrue separately and move onto Balance with the claim button. A minimum applies (default 100 ledger units).
Commission does not go straight to a card or into Steam. First Balance, then the same rules as any other User: play or item withdrawal.
Self-referral, account farms and paying yourself through linked Steam accounts wipes the partner pot and can close the program for that cabin.
4. What is not paid
Bonus and promo credit on the referee, refunds, cancelled payments, chargebacks, and operations the Site reversed as errors.
If the referee disputes a top-up, commission already paid from it can be clawed back, including against future earnings.
5. Changes
The Company may change percentages, the minimum claim and whether the program is on, by publishing new values in the account. Accrued but unclaimed amounts stay claimable onto Balance if the program is switched off entirely.
The Company may refuse a User for fraud-related reasons without a public write-up.
6. Tax
If this is a real income stream, you register it under your country’s rules. A referral link is not an employment contract.