New user only
The friend must not have held an account previously. Same PAN, same phone number, same bank account — any of these can disqualify the credit.
Most fantasy referral programs look generous until you read the conditions. This page explains who qualifies, how the credit lands, and the four conditions that decide whether the referral is actually worth sharing.
The typical fantasy cricket referral program credits both the referrer and the new user once the new user meets a small set of conditions — usually completing KYC, making a minimum deposit, and entering at least one paid contest. The credit moves into a bonus balance that carries its own rollover.
Open the app, go to Profile or Refer & Earn, and copy your personal referral code or link.
Share the code or link with a friend who has not previously held an account. Most programs restrict the credit to first-time users only.
Typically: KYC, minimum deposit (often $50–$100), and entry into at least one paid contest.
Both sides receive a credit, usually into a bonus balance. The credit then carries its own rollover before withdrawal.
Referral programs are deliberately structured so a small percentage of shared codes result in a paid credit. Knowing the conditions upfront lets you share smarter.
The friend must not have held an account previously. Same PAN, same phone number, same bank account — any of these can disqualify the credit.
The friend must complete identity verification before the credit triggers. Partial KYC usually means no credit.
Most programs set a minimum deposit threshold. Below the threshold, no credit triggers — even if all other conditions are met.
Many programs require the friend to enter at least one paid contest. Practice or free contests do not qualify.
The qualification window is usually 7–30 days from sign-up. After that, the code expires for that friend even if they later meet the conditions.
Some programs credit only the referrer; others credit both sides. Read the program page before assuming both of you will receive something.
Three reasons a referral credit typically fails to land: the friend already held an account (even years ago), the deposit was below the threshold, or the qualification window expired before the friend met the conditions. Customer care can usually clarify which condition failed if you share the friend’s registered phone number.
Be patient with this process — most platforms run referral credit batches weekly, so there is usually a short lag between qualification and credit.
Sometimes — but the rollover usually stacks too. Read both programs’ small print before activating either, because activating one may forfeit the other.
Short, plain-language answers to the questions that show up most often on this topic.
Open the official app and go to Profile or Refer & Earn. Your code or shareable link is usually listed there, sometimes labelled with a copy button.
The most common reason is that the friend already held an account under the same PAN, phone number or device. Other causes include deposit below the threshold and the qualification window expiring.
Usually the credit lands in a bonus balance that carries its own rollover. Withdrawal is only possible after the rollover is completed.
No — referral programs restrict credits to first-time users. The same friend cannot trigger the credit twice.
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