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ebitpoint Rewards and referrals: how you and your friends get paid

How the ebitpoint welcome reward, the two-sided referral and Buy-volume milestones earn points, and how you redeem those points for USDT credit in your wallet.

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Open your Rewards page

How a referral turns into USDT in your wallet

  1. Step 1

    Get your referral link

    Sign in and open the Invite page. Your link does not expire, and anyone who creates an account through it is linked to you as their referrer at sign-up.

  2. Step 2

    Your friend verifies and buys or sells

    Your friend completes identity verification and reaches $100 in completed Buy orders or $100 in completed Sell orders within 30 days of joining. A Buy and a Sell are not added together, and swaps, payments and wallet deposits do not count.

  3. Step 3

    Both of you earn points at once

    The moment those two conditions are met, you earn your referral points and your friend earns theirs. They are credited straight away, and your Rewards page shows each award and the date it was earned.

  4. Step 4

    Redeem your points

    Spend points on your Rewards page for a USDT credit or a Send-fee voucher. A USDT credit is held for seven days after you redeem it, so the orders behind it have time to settle and anything unusual can be checked.

  5. Step 5

    The credit is paid into your USDT wallet

    After the hold, the USDT credit is paid into your USDT wallet. There is nothing further to claim or ask for, and it then behaves like any other USDT balance.

Points you turn into USDT

ebitpoint Rewards pays in points. Points are credited the moment you earn them and stay valid for a year. On your Rewards page you spend them on USDT credit, which is paid into your USDT wallet after a short hold, or on Send-fee vouchers that refund part of the network fee on your next Send. Once a USDT credit is paid it is ordinary USDT: you can sell it for cedis or naira, swap it, or withdraw it on a supported network.

The larger awards come three ways. Inviting a friend pays both of you. Joining without a referral earns a smaller welcome award. And your lifetime Buy volume earns milestone points as it grows. Everyday activity, such as completed orders, your first deposit and checking in, earns smaller amounts on top.

Invite a friend: you both get paid

Your referral link lives on the Invite page and does not expire. When someone creates an account through it, they are linked to you as their referrer straight away โ€” but nothing is earned at sign-up. The reward is earned when your friend completes identity verification and reaches the qualifying total inside the qualifying window.

When that happens, two rewards are earned at the same moment: one for you and one for your friend. That is the point of the two-sided offer โ€” your friend is not being used to pay you, they get a reward of their own for becoming a real customer.

The welcome reward

If you joined without a referral link, you are not left out. The same two conditions โ€” identity verification and the qualifying total inside the window โ€” earn you a welcome reward instead. It is smaller than a referral reward, and it is earned the same way.

A welcome reward and a referral reward are alternatives, not a pair. An account earns whichever one applies to how it joined.

What counts: completed Buys or completed Sells inside the window

The qualification is measured on your completed Buy orders or your completed Sell orders, whichever total is larger, each valued in US dollars at the rate locked on the order. A Buy and a Sell are not added together, so buying and then selling the same coin counts once. Swaps, payments and wallet deposits do not count, however large they are. The clock starts when the account is created and runs for the number of days shown in the programme terms, after which the chance to qualify expires.

Your Rewards page shows the qualifying total, how much of it you have reached, and how long is left, so you never have to add up orders yourself.

Redeeming, the hold, and reviews

Points carry no hold: they are yours to spend as soon as they are credited. The hold applies when you redeem points for a USDT credit. The credit is held for a set number of days, so the orders behind it have time to settle and anything unusual can be looked at before money moves. After the hold, it is paid into your USDT wallet without you having to claim or request it. A redemption is final.

Some USDT credits are checked by our team first. That can happen when a qualifying order is reversed or refunded, when a referrer and the friend they invited look like the same person, or when other signs of abuse show up. A credit in that state can be paid late, or refused under the programme terms, and points earned on a reversed order are taken back. Nothing is quietly deleted โ€” your Rewards page shows where each one stands.

Buy-volume milestones

Separately from the welcome and referral rewards, your lifetime completed Buy volume is measured against a set of milestones. Each Buy is valued in US dollars when the order completed, so a milestone reflects what you actually paid at the time rather than today's price of what you bought. Crossing a milestone earns its points with the Buy that crosses it.

Milestones use Buy volume only. Sell orders build no milestone progress, and each milestone is earned once per account.

Where the rules live

The Rewards programme terms page is the full statement of the rules: one account per person, the requirement that a referrer and their friend are different people, the point awards, the qualifying total and window, the redemption hold, how long points stay valid, the checks a redeemed credit passes before payment, the reasons a reward is not paid, and the notice period before any of the figures change. It reads the live programme settings, so the numbers on it are always the ones in force.

Your Rewards page is the place for your own position: your points balance, the catalogue you can spend it on, the USDT credits holding or paid, and what is still open to you. Between those two pages, nothing about this programme should be a surprise.

Common questions about ebitpoint Rewards

Can I withdraw a USDT credit once it is paid?

Yes. A paid USDT credit sits in your USDT wallet balance, so you can sell it, swap it or withdraw it under the same limits and checks as USDT you bought yourself. Points themselves stay on your Rewards page until you redeem them for a credit.

Do Sell orders count toward the $100 qualification?

Yes. Your completed Sells count on their own: reaching $100 in completed Buys or $100 in completed Sells within 30 days of joining qualifies, whichever comes first. A Buy and a Sell are not added together, and swaps, payments and wallet deposits do not count.

Why is my USDT credit still waiting to be paid?

Every USDT credit you redeem waits out its seven-day hold first. Beyond that, a credit our team needs to look at takes longer, and one tied to a reversed order or a breach of the programme terms can be refused.

Where are the current amounts and rules?

Your signed-in Rewards page shows the amounts and your progress, and the Rewards programme terms page states the point awards, the qualifying total, the window, the redemption hold and the reasons a credit is not paid. Both read the live programme settings, so this guide does not repeat figures that can be reviewed.