About Affter
Affter is an invite-only affiliate program launched in 2023 by a team with more than six years in iGaming; registration requires a promo code. It promotes Parimatch alongside Nomad and Sultan Games and works mainly with Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Indonesia, Japan and Canada, while claiming access to 60+ GEOs in total. RevShare runs 25–45%, and CPA and Hybrid deals are agreed individually. Payouts are monthly from $100 by bank transfer or in crypto. The admin fee ranges from 10% to 25% and is part of the NGR formula (deposits minus wins, bonuses and admin fee); a negative balance can be reset on request.
Terms & conditions
FAQ
What commission does the Affter affiliate program offer?+−
Affter works on RevShare, CPA, Hybrid (RevShare 25–45%). The exact rate depends on GEO and traffic volume — final terms are agreed with your manager.
How does Affter pay affiliates?+−
The minimum payout is $100; payment schedule: Monthly; methods: Bank Wire, Cryptocurrency, Visa, Mastercard.
Which GEOs does Affter accept traffic from?+−
The program accepts traffic from 8 GEOs, including: Azerbaijan, Canada, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan. See the full list and restrictions above on this page.
Does Affter have negative carryover (NCO)?+−
Yes, a negative balance carries over to the next period — this month's minus has to be worked off.
How do I join the Affter affiliate program?+−
Sign up on the official affiliate portal (the join button on this page), wait for your account to be approved by a manager, then grab your tracking links in the dashboard.
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