Inviting Users
An invite is the click. The reward is what they do afterwards.
Inviting begins when a new user joins through your referral link. Whether that invite turns into rewardable activity depends on what the new user does after they arrive — and on the current tasks, trades, and transaction rules surfaced by the Referrals page.
Track the full funnel, not just the click
Sign-ups are the first step; trades and on-chain activity are usually what unlock rewards. Watch both ends of the funnel.
The Referral Event
A referral generally starts when a new user joins through your link or invite path. From there, rewardable activity can depend on:
Sign-in completion. The invitee finishes the account flow.
Wallet connection. They link a wallet to the account.
Trading activity. They execute trades or other terminal actions.
Transaction completion. On-chain activity tied to their account.
Referral tasks shown on the Referrals page are the source of truth — they describe what the invitee currently needs to do for activity to count.
Referral Levels
The Referrals system has supported up to three referral levels at various points:
Level 1 — users you directly invite.
Level 2 — users invited by your direct referrals.
Level 3 — users invited by Level 2 referrals.
Levels and their reward rules depend on the current product state. Use the live Referrals page to confirm how levels are displayed (and rewarded) for your account today — don't rely on older descriptions.
The User Table
Once invites land, the Referrals table surfaces each one as a row:
Username — the invitee's account identifier.
Status — current state of the referral.
Date of join — when they signed up.
Earned SOL — direct SOL rewards from their activity.
Earned points — point-based rewards.
Earned POL / prediction-related rewards — when available for your network or product mode.
If no referrals exist yet, the page shows an empty state with an invite prompt — a normal starting view.
Tracking Delays
Referral activity doesn't always appear instantly. If someone used your link but doesn't show up:
Verify the invitee actually completed sign-in.
Check whether they've done the activity the referral task requires.
Wait — indexing can lag, especially during high-activity windows.
Re-check the Referrals page later.
If a known invitee still hasn't appeared after a reasonable wait, see Tracking Referral Progress for the deeper audit pattern.
More to Explore
The link you actually share.
What invited activity unlocks.
Auditing the invite-to-reward funnel.
Referral-driven APR boosts also exist in Earn — referral activity isn't strictly about direct rewards.
FAQs
How do I know if someone joined through my link?
They appear as a row in the Referrals user table once their account is active and any required tasks have started. Empty-state pages mean no eligible invites yet — not necessarily that the link didn't work.
How many levels are currently rewarded?
Up to three levels have been described historically. Current rules show in your Referrals page — check there, not in older documentation.
Why isn't an invited user showing up?
Most often: they haven't completed the required activity yet (sign-in, wallet connect, trade). Indexing can also delay surface time. See [Tracking Referral Progress](tracking-referral-progress.md).
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