Refer and earn contract: who pays, who wins, when it settles

The refer and earn contract on myteam11app.com pays the referrer, not the referee. The referrer's share is settled once the referee reaches the verified first-deposit threshold and clears KYC. The referee receives the welcome bonus, not a referrer-paid reward.

Mixing the two sides of the contract is the most common reading error on the referral surface. Some readers reach this route expecting a referee-side reward and leave without claiming their legitimate welcome bonus; others expect a referrer-side reward that is gated to a minimum referee deposit, not to the referee clicking a code. The contract below sets both sides explicitly.

myteam11app.com carries the contract forward only because the captured contract is stable across promotional cycles. The bonus percentages and the qualifying deposit threshold shift; the contractual role, the KYC dependency and the forfeiture rules do not.

Both referrer and referee must clear KYC before the contract settles. The KYC document set is PAN, masked Aadhaar and bank proof; the full reading is on /wallet-kyc/. Failing KYC on either side voids the entire contract regardless of which party failed.

Real-money gaming is for adults 18+. A referee under the age threshold cannot clear KYC, which voids the contract before the referee qualifies. The standing reading is on /is-legal/; the jurisdictional exceptions list applies as much to the referrer as to the referee.

The referee must reach the verified first-deposit threshold with a deposit that clears KYC. Deposits that fail KYC for any reason do not count toward the threshold. The threshold value itself is operator-controlled and is exposed inside the in-app help.

1. Referrer signs in, opens the refer and earn surface, generates a unique refer code. The code carries the referrer's verified account identifier; sharing it does not share the referrer's identity with the referee beyond the operator's own record.
2. Referee signs up against the verified first-party path, enters the refer code during registration, and reaches the verified first-deposit threshold with a deposit that clears KYC.
3. Operator verifies the threshold and the KYC, settles the referrer's reward into the referrer's wallet, and clears the contract. The reward becomes withdrawable after the referrer's own wagering threshold is reached.

Forfeiture rules apply at every step. Failing KYC on either side voids the contract. Forfeiting the wagering threshold voids the contract. Exiting the program under self-exclusion voids the contract.

Three anti-patterns cause real losses for visitors to the refer and earn surface. They are easy to avoid when the contract is read once at the start, and costly to fix after the fact.

• Referee expects a referee-side reward. The referee receives the welcome bonus only. Anyone who enters a refer code expecting an additional referee payment will be disappointed, and will have locked their welcome bonus eligibility to the referee-side offer rather than the operator's standard first-deposit offer.
• Referrer shares code before referee clears KYC. Sharing the code before the referee has reached the verified first-deposit threshold means the referrer's reward never settles. KYC on both sides is the gate, not the share moment.
• Forfeiting wagering voids the contract. Reaching the wagering threshold is what makes the reward withdrawable. Stopping play before the threshold leaves the reward in the locked wallet.

The standing reading is on /terms/; the privacy implications of the referee sharing data through the referrer's code are on /privacy-policy/; the responsible play tools that gate wagering on both sides are on /responsible-play/; the bonus code mechanic for non-referral codes is on /bonus-code/; and the deletion path that voids both sides of the contract is on /delete-account/.

Read the relevant standing reading before generating the code. Visitors who read the contract once and the standing reading once reach the reward on the first attempt; visitors who skip the standing reading frequently exit the program under a forfeiture they could have avoided.