Referral programme
Give someone your referral link. When they buy a paid plan, a share of that payment lands in your wallet. You can withdraw once your balance clears the minimum.
Last updated 5 October 2026
How it works
- Share your linkEvery account has a referral code. It lives in your dashboard, and it is what links a signup back to you.
- Someone signs up and paysCommission is recorded in the database when a payment is verified by the payment provider — never in your browser, so it cannot be forged.
- It moves from pending to availableA reward shows as pending through the refund window, then becomes withdrawable in your wallet.
- You request a payoutUPI or bank transfer, once your balance clears the minimum. We record the payment when it is sent.
The rate and the rules
Commission is a percentage of the payment made by the person you referred. The programme starts at 20% and the current rate is shown in your dashboard — that figure is what applies, not any number quoted elsewhere.
Commission is earned only on paid plans that are marked eligible (the free plan never generates a reward, and neither does a mere signup — somebody has to actually pay). The percentage is snapshotted on the reward at the moment it is created, so a later change to the rate never rewrites what you have already earned.
If the payment is refunded, the matching reward is reversed. After that, rewards are never clawed back: if the person you referred renews next year, you earn again.
Payouts
Rewards sit as pending through the refund window, then become available. Once your available balance clears the minimum — currently ₹500 — you can request a payout by UPI or bank transfer from your dashboard.
Payouts are processed by a person, not automatically, and we record a reference when one is marked paid. Tzmicha It Solutions never initiates a transfer without a request from you.
What gets you removed
Referring yourself, using fake accounts, or spamming your link will get a programme account closed and rewards withheld. Referral is meant for telling people who would genuinely benefit, and the rules are written to keep it that way for everyone in it.