Swipe1 referral program: earn up to 0.8% in rebates

The referral program is Swipe1's growth loop: invite others, and earn up to 0.8% in rebates based on their activity. It rewards the early users who help the market reach the liquidity that makes predictions meaningful. Here is how it works and how to use it well. It sits alongside the wider Points and airdrop mechanics.

How the rebate works

When you share your referral link and someone joins and becomes active, you earn a rebate of up to 0.8% tied to their activity. Because it is based on ongoing activity rather than a one-off signup, the value compounds: a handful of genuinely active predictors is worth more than a long list of people who never come back.

Why Swipe1 rewards referrals

A prediction-market app is only as good as the crowd pricing it. In Early Access, growing an engaged community is the single most valuable thing early users can do — so the referral rebate aligns your incentive with the platform's health.

How to make the most of it

• Invite people who'll actually predict. Since rebates track activity, engaged friends matter more than raw numbers.
• Show them the simple path. Point newcomers to how Swipe1 works and the full Points guide so they get value fast.
• Combine it with your own predicting. Referral rebates add to the Points you earn by swiping and by using Boost Cards.

Why 'up to 0.8%' is structured this way

The rebate is a share of activity, not a flat bounty for a signup — and that design is deliberate. A one-off signup bonus rewards you for adding a name; an activity-based rebate rewards you for adding a predictor. It means your incentive matches Swipe1's: both of you benefit when the people you bring in genuinely enjoy the app and keep coming back. It also means the rebate keeps working over time rather than paying out once and stopping.

Who the referral program suits

You don't need a huge audience to benefit. Three groups tend to do especially well:

• Community builders — anyone active in a crypto or predictions Discord/Telegram who can introduce Swipe1 honestly.
• Friends-and-group predictors — people who already argue about outcomes in a group chat and can turn that into a shared season.
• Content creators — those who explain the app to an audience and point them to how it works.

Fair play

Referrals are for inviting real people. Attempting to game the system with fake accounts breaks the terms and undermines the leaderboard for everyone. The exact rebate mechanics and any caps are shown in the app — always rely on the official details. Honest referrals help the whole market; fake ones just get removed.