Tracking Biswap swap referral commissions
Your referral earns up to 20% of the swap commission on eligible trades, paid in BSW; the exact share depends on the program’s current terms and your staked amount. If you share links often, check that each trader registers through your referral link, then reconcile the Swaps balance before withdrawing so small payouts do not cost more in gas and fees than they are worth.
How do you make sure a trader is attributed to you?
Attribution starts when the trader first connects their wallet through your referral link. Copy the link from the Referral Program area while connected, and send it as the actual entry point to the swap. If you share a token-specific swap link, preserve its referral parameter when you add token addresses or shorten the URL.
Ask a new trader to connect right after opening your link, before navigating elsewhere in the app. Their wallet signature should include a referral registration code; if it shows a null code, attribution may not have registered. A bookmark, a link opened after the wallet was already connected, or a redirect that strips parameters can send the trader to the right swap while losing the referral association.
Before estimating a referred trade, check the pair’s fee: Biswap trading fees are the input to the commission calculation, and pair rates can differ. Published rates have been around 0.1%–0.2%, with the applicable rate shown by the swap quote. The referral reward is a share of that fee, not a percentage of the trader’s full trade amount.
What should you check in the commission balance?
Open the Referral Program panel and look at the Swaps balance separately from Farms or Launchpools rewards. Swap rewards are credited in BSW after eligible referrals trade, while the other balances follow different earning conditions. The panel also shows referral activity, which helps distinguish a registered trader who has not traded from someone whose swaps are producing rewards.
Use a quick estimate to spot discrepancies: if a referred wallet makes a $1,000 swap with a 0.2% fee, the fee is $2. At a 10% referral share, the approximate reward is $0.20 worth of BSW; at a 20% share, it is $0.40. Actual BSW credited depends on the program calculation and conversion at the time, so treat this as a check, not an exact payout quote.
Eligibility matters as much as volume. The program has limited swap-pair eligibility, and published materials say the share can depend on BSW staked in the holder or investment pool; the top advertised rate is not automatic. Check the current pair eligibility and your displayed reward percentage in Biswap before promising a rate to traders.
When should you withdraw, and how do you reconcile it?
Withdraw when the accumulated Swaps balance comfortably exceeds the displayed withdrawal charge plus the network gas for the claim. The protocol fee is shown before confirmation and can change; gas is paid separately by your wallet. Batching several small accruals into one claim usually reduces the fixed-cost share of each payout.
For a fast monthly check, note the starting Swaps balance, review newly active referral wallets, and compare the ending balance after their eligible trades. Record the withdrawal transaction hash and the BSW received in your wallet; the balance should fall by the amount claimed, while the wallet receipt confirms settlement on-chain. If a trade is missing, first verify the wallet registered through your code and that the pair qualified, then compare the swap transaction time with the dashboard update.