1xPartners payouts: schedule, minimum and payment methods
For an affiliate, the size of the commission matters — but so does how quickly and reliably it reaches your account. Here is how payouts work at 1xBet Partners (1xPartners), which methods are available and what to watch so your money arrives without delays.
Payout schedule
1xBet Partners pays commission weekly. According to third-party reviews, payouts are processed automatically on Tuesdays for the previous period. That is noticeably more frequent than many betting affiliate programs, where monthly payouts are still the norm.
- Frequency: once a week.
- Minimum amount: $30 (or the equivalent in another currency).
- Below the minimum? Your balance isn’t lost — it rolls over to the next week.
Payout methods
The program supports many methods, and the list depends on your country. The most common are:
| Method | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bank transfer | Good for large amounts; mind bank fees and SWIFT timelines |
| E-wallets | Skrill, Neteller, WebMoney and others — fast and convenient for smaller sums |
| Cryptocurrency | Popular with international affiliates; double-check the network and address |
| Local payment systems | Country-specific — see the list in your dashboard |
Payment details are set in your dashboard profile. Some methods have their own minimum or processor fees.
How your payout is calculated
On RevShare, commission is based on the net gaming revenue (NGR) from your players. Winnings, bonuses and usually administrative costs are deducted from gross revenue. Third-party reviews mention an administrative fee of about 17% — confirm the exact figure in the program terms.
What is negative carryover?
If your players win more than they lose in a period, RevShare income is negative. The negative carryover rule decides whether that deficit carries into the next period (so future earnings cover it first) or resets to zero. Terms can differ, so check the current rule in your dashboard or with your manager.
CPA doesn’t have this issue: you get a fixed payment per qualifying player. Compare models in “RevShare vs CPA”.
Why a payout might be delayed
- Missing or incorrect payment details. Check your wallet, IBAN or crypto address.
- Balance below the minimum — it rolls over automatically.
- Traffic review. Suspected fraud, incentivized traffic or rule violations can pause a payout until resolved.
- Advertising violations — for example, brand keyword PPC without permission or spam.
- Account verification. The program sometimes requests extra affiliate details.
Tips for smooth payouts
- Fill in and double-check your payment details right after sign-up.
- List your real traffic sources at registration and clear new ones with your manager.
- Use sub-IDs so you can show where players came from if questions arise.
- Keep a record of payouts and reconcile it with your dashboard statistics.
- Remember taxes: affiliate income is usually taxable under your country’s laws.
This article is based on public sources. Program terms can change — always check the current details in your 1xBet Partners dashboard.