Questions and answers
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1. Program
What is AffVector?
AffVector runs a performance affiliate program for casino and sportsbook offers. Partners send traffic to the brands in the program and earn under a CPA, Revenue Share or Hybrid plan.
Source: AV-ORG-0001, AV-PRG-0001
Which verticals and brands does the program cover?
Two verticals: casino and sportsbook. The brand registry holds one brand today, BetLungo. LungoBet is an alias of that same brand, not a second one.
Source: AV-CLS-0002, AV-REG-0003, AV-BRD-0001
Who can join the program?
The program is built for affiliates, media buyers, SEO publishers, PPC teams, streamers and affiliate networks.
You must be at least 18, or the age of majority where you live, and legally able to enter contracts. Registering as a company means you confirm you can bind that company. Approval is at AffVector's discretion.
Source: AV-PRG-0001, Affiliate Agreement 2
Which markets do you work with?
The program declares reach across 150+ GEOs, in Tier-1, Tier-2 and emerging markets. That figure is the owner's declaration and is published as declared, not as independently evidenced.
A brand may be promoted only where it is licensed or lawfully permitted, and only as its licence allows. Separately from that, this website is not served to visitors from ten restricted countries.
Source: AV-PRG-0001, AV-CLS-0004, Compliance Policy 2, AV-CST-0003
How do I become a casino affiliate with AffVector?
Send your traffic details through the Become a Partner page. Approval is at AffVector's discretion, and identity, ownership of traffic sources and business details may be verified before or during the partnership.
The application capability is recorded as Planned: the form is not connected to a delivery channel yet, and the record will change to Active when submissions are routed.
A partnership moves through recorded states: Registered, Under Review, Approved, Active, and, where it happens, Suspended, Reinstated, Terminated and Archived.
Source: AV-CAP-0001, AV-LCY-0001, Affiliate Agreement 2
What do I get once I am approved?
Tracking links and creative assets for the brands you are assigned, and access to your dashboard, reports and assets. That access is for your own participation in the program: credentials are not shared or resold, and you promote only through the channels you declared and we approved.
Source: Affiliate Agreement 4, Technology Policy 3
Do I get a dedicated manager?
A dedicated manager matches offers and GEOs to your traffic, and the site states 24/7 manager access. Both are the owner's declaration and are published as declared, not as independently evidenced.
Source: AV-CAP-0003
Can I hold more than one account?
One partner holds one account unless AffVector agrees otherwise in writing. You are responsible for the accuracy of your registration details, the security of your credentials and everything done under your account.
Source: Affiliate Agreement 3
2. Commission and payments
Which commission models are available: CPA, revenue share or hybrid?
Three, agreed per account: CPA, Revenue Share and Hybrid. Those three are the whole value set; a deal uses one of them.
Source: AV-CLS-0001, AV-REG-0002, Payments Policy 1, CPA, Revenue Share, Hybrid
How much do casino affiliates make here?
CPA pays up to €700 for each qualified first-time depositor. Revenue Share pays up to 50% of net revenue. Hybrid combines an upfront CPA with a recurring revenue share, and each part stays inside the same bounds.
The rate in your deal is agreed per account and never exceeds those maxima.
Source: AV-CST-0004, AV-PLN-0001, AV-PLN-0002, AV-PLN-0003, CPA, Revenue Share, Hybrid
What counts as a qualified first-time depositor?
A conversion counts only when it is genuine, tracked to your link, and meets the brand's qualification criteria, for example a real registration and a qualifying first deposit by a unique, eligible player.
Source: AV-CST-0001, Payments Policy 2
What is net revenue?
A player's deposits and losses, less bonuses, chargebacks, fees, taxes, fraud and the other standard deductions defined for the brand. Revenue Share is calculated on that figure.
Source: Payments Policy 2, AV-PLN-0002
When and how often is affiliate commission paid?
On the schedule set for your account, once the figures are validated and once your balance reaches the agreed minimum payout threshold. A balance below the threshold rolls over to the next cycle.
The schedule and the threshold are part of your account terms, not a single figure fixed for the whole program.
Source: Payments Policy 4, AV-POL-0001
Which affiliate payment methods are available?
The methods offered for your region, for example bank transfer, e-wallet or crypto. Commission is calculated in the account currency; exchange, intermediary or provider fees and your own taxes are yours.
Source: Payments Policy 5
Why do the figures in my dashboard change?
Clicks, registrations, deposits and commission are shown as close to real time as the tracking allows, and those figures are provisional. At the end of the period fraud, duplicate and non-qualifying activity is removed, and the validated figures prevail over live estimates.
The reporting capability itself is recorded as the owner's declaration and is published as declared, not as independently evidenced. The sentence above is the wording of the Payments Policy.
Source: AV-CAP-0002, Payments Policy 3
Can commission be held or reversed?
A payment can be held or adjusted while suspected fraud, a policy breach or a reporting error is investigated. Commission linked to chargebacks, refunds, bonus abuse, self-referral, or players later found ineligible can be reversed.
Source: Payments Policy 6
What happens to an account with no activity?
After twelve consecutive months with no qualifying activity and no login, an account may be treated as dormant and, where the law permits, carry a maintenance adjustment or be closed after notice.
Source: Payments Policy 8
3. Traffic and compliance
Which traffic types do you work with?
The program classifies partner traffic as SEO, paid social, PPC, streaming, media buying and networks.
What you may actually run is what you declared and we approved: typically SEO, content, paid search within brand rules, compliant paid social and permission-based email. A new channel is declared before you use it.
Source: AV-CLS-0003, Traffic Policy 2
Which traffic is prohibited?
Bidding on AffVector or brand trademarks in paid search without written authorisation; incentivised, misleading or forced traffic; bot, generated or self-referred traffic; spam, and sources that are illegal, adult, hateful or infringing; and co-branding, sub-affiliation or media that implies an official relationship beyond what was approved.
Traffic in breach earns no commission and can be reversed, and serious or repeated breaches can suspend or end the partnership.
Source: AV-CST-0002, Traffic Policy 3, Traffic Policy 6
What must I follow when I promote?
Promote a brand only where it is licensed or lawfully permitted. Address adults of legal gambling age only, never minors, and respect every geo-restriction given for a brand. Do not target people who are vulnerable or self-excluded, do not present gambling as a way out of financial or personal problems, and never remove or obscure responsible-gambling notices and age warnings.
Advertising must be truthful, clearly identifiable as marketing, and compliant with the advertising codes of each market, including local rules on bonuses, disclaimers and prohibited claims.
Source: Compliance Policy 2, Compliance Policy 3, Compliance Policy 4, Compliance Policy 5
Do you require KYC verification?
Verification can be requested. Approval is at AffVector's discretion, and identity, ownership of traffic sources and business details may be verified before or during the partnership. Compliance requests, including verification of identity and traffic sources, are covered by the Compliance Policy.
Source: Affiliate Agreement 2, Compliance Policy 6
How is personal data handled, and what about GDPR?
AffVector collects the registration and contact details you provide, the business and payment information needed to run the partnership, and technical data from the website and tracking. It is used to run the program, calculate and pay commission, prevent fraud and meet legal obligations, and it is not sold.
It is shared only as far as running the program needs: with the brands you promote, with payment and compliance providers, and where the law requires it. Cookies and similar technologies are used for tracking, attribution and analytics, and non-essential analytics cookies only with consent where consent is required.
Subject to applicable law such as GDPR, you may ask for access to, correction of or deletion of your personal data, and object to certain processing.
Source: Privacy Notice 2, Privacy Notice 3, Privacy Notice 4, Privacy Notice 5, Privacy Notice 6
4. Tracking
How is a conversion attributed?
Through AffVector's tracking: links, cookies and server-to-server postbacks. Tracking must be implemented as provided and must not be altered, blocked, stuffed or interfered with. Where tracking fails through no fault of AffVector, attribution is decided on the available validated data.
Source: Technology Policy 2, AV-POL-0004
What do I do about a tracking error?
Raise it within the period stated in your account terms, with supporting evidence. Validated tracking data is the reference for reporting and payment, and the dispute is reviewed in good faith.
Source: Technology Policy 6
5. Documents and this record
How can I check AffVector before I send traffic?
Every term that binds a partnership is published before you apply: the Affiliate Agreement and six policies, each carrying a version number and an effective date, in the Trust Center. How those documents may change is itself a published procedure.
The same facts are published as machine-readable records under /ocom, so anything on this site can be checked against the object it came from. Two things are stated plainly rather than implied: the legal entity behind the program is recorded as pending, and the record claims no third-party certification or conformance of any kind.
Source: Trust Center, AV-POL-0005, AV-ORG-0001, Record index
Where are the full documents?
In the Trust Center: the Affiliate Agreement and six policies, one per policy area, each carrying its own version number and effective date.
Source: Trust Center, AV-REG-0001
How do the policies change?
Every document in the Trust Center carries a version number and an effective date. Updates are published on this site, material changes come with reasonable notice, and continued participation after the effective date means the change is accepted.
Source: Governance Policy 2, AV-POL-0005
How is a dispute handled?
First in good faith, through your affiliate manager or the support channel. What is not resolved there is handled under the governing law and jurisdiction stated in your account terms.
Automated systems, including AI, are used to detect fraud and review traffic quality. They assist decisions rather than replace human accountability, and where an automated check materially affects your account you may ask for a human review.
Source: Governance Policy 3, Governance Policy 4
Who is responsible for what?
Ownership is assigned to roles, never to people. Management owns the organization record, the brand and the brand book. Partnerships owns the program, the commission plans and their rate bounds, the capabilities, the classifications and the partner lifecycle. Compliance owns the Trust Center, the agreement, the policies and the constraints those documents impose.
Every object on this site names its owning role, so you can check any answer here against the object it came from.
Source: AV-REG-0005, AV-ROLE-0001, AV-ROLE-0002, AV-ROLE-0003
Where do these answers come from?
From the same operating record the rest of the site is built on. Each answer names the object or the policy clause behind it, and each name is a link.
The record is published as JSON and Markdown under /ocom, with a manifest at /.well-known/ocom.json and a summary for language models at /llms.txt. It is described with OCOM, the Object-Centric Operating Model.
Source: Record index, Manifest
6. Not answered here?
The Trust Center holds the full documents these answers are taken from, and the same record is published for machines. Anything the record does not carry is not answered on this page.