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Zcash casino affiliate programs

Webmaster deals and player referral systems of every listed ZEC casino - research status first, then commission tiers, carryover rules and payout terms from the official program pages.

operators on this page: 8 · playable today (excl. watch list): 7 · proven ZEC support: 75% · hold balance in ZEC natively: 25%

quick picks

  • Affiliate terms, verified against the source 1xBit - runs the 1xPartners program (RevShare 15-45% class) - verification against official terms in progress
  • Multi-product program behind a ZEC sportsbook Cloudbet - established partner program on the books - terms checked as the research pass completes
  • A program with an honest carryover clause DuckDice - referral system documented on-site - the player-referral class rather than a webmaster program

Affiliate-program research is still in progress: no partner programs have been verified yet, so both sections below are empty. As research completes, each entry appears with the numbers that actually decide earnings - commission tiers, the NGR formula, carryover policy and payout terms - each checked against the operator's official program page. Last affiliate research pass: not started yet.

// Webmaster programs (4)

Full revenue-share deals with tracking dashboards, ordered by our casino score. The percentage is never the whole story - check the carryover and NGR deduction notes before picking one.

#1

Cloudbet (Cloudbet Affiliates)

negative carryover
Revenue share25% NGR as default (tier 2, i.e. at least 1 FTD within 3 months); 10% for inactive affiliates (tier 1); higher rates individually negotiated. Lifetime revenue. NGR = GGR minus bonuses/loyalty rewards, transaction/admin fees and game supplier costs - bonus costs are shared with the affiliate.
Sub-affiliate5% of the sub-affiliate's commission
Cookie30 days
Negative carryoveryes - carries into the next month
Affiliate payoutsBitcoin only
Minimum payout0.0001 BTC
Payout frequencymonthly (usually instant, max 48 h)
Platformin-house (own portal)

ZEC-relevant caveat: the program pays in Bitcoin only - ZEC players generate commissions that arrive converted. Negative carryover applies; bonus costs are deducted inside the NGR formula.

Checked - sources: [1] Cloudbet Affiliates - program page and FAQ

#2

FortuneJack (FortuneJack Partners)

no negative carryover
Revenue shareUp to 70% revenue share headline with no negative carryover documented; earnings carried lifetime per the program FAQ.
CPAavailable on request
Hybridyes
Negative carryoverno - resets monthly
Affiliate payoutscrypto (multiple coins)
Minimum payoutlow (per FAQ)
Payout frequencyvaries (per account settings)
Platformin-house

ZEC support itself is unverified for this operator (status verify). No negative carryover is the headline difference vs the 1xPartners-class programs.

Checked - sources: [1] FortuneJack Partners - program page

#3

BC.Game (BC.Game Affiliate Program)

no negative carryoverdaily payouts
Revenue shareTurnover-based ladder up to 45% by referral wager volume; daily payouts without a minimum payout threshold per the program page.
Negative carryoverno - resets monthly
Affiliate payoutscrypto (multi-coin, paid daily)
Minimum payoutnone (daily payout)
Payout frequencydaily
Platformin-house

ZEC support itself is unverified for this operator (status verify) - treat the program entry as conditional on the operator review. No negative carryover documented.

Checked - sources: [1] BC.Game affiliate program pages

#4

1xBit (1xPartners (1xBit))

negative carryoverweekly payouts
Revenue share25% of net profit as the standard starting commission (terms 7.2: "each new Affiliate shall receive a commission of 25 (twenty-five) percent of the net profit"); higher tiers by agreement and traffic quality. Net profit = stakes - winnings - bonuses - payment fees. Lifetime commission.
CPApossible by agreement
Hybridyes (hybrid deals per terms)
Negative carryoveryes - carries into the next month
Affiliate payoutscrypto (BTC by default), other methods by arrangement
Minimum payoutper program FAQ (~30 USD equivalent class)
Payout frequencyweekly (per program schedule; unsettled events paid after settlement)
Platform1xPartners network (1xBet ecosystem)

Terms 7.3: fewer than 3 new active customers in 3 consecutive months lets the program change terms or cut commission. Terms 8.1: commissions carry over to the next period "including any negative balance" - negative carryover is contractual. Payouts withheld during verification or technical failures (8.2).

Checked - sources: [1] 1xPartners - terms (7.2 base commission, 8.1 carryover incl. negative balance) [2] 1xPartners - FAQ (commission models)

// Player referral systems (2)

No dashboards or net-revenue math here - these are built-in refer-a-friend mechanics of the ZEC-native sites. Small fixed bonuses rather than lifetime revenue. Entries marked "terms not public" have a working ref-parameter or referral API but publish no rates - what the operator hides, this page flags instead of guessing.

DuckDice

terms not public
CPAfixed referral bounty per the on-site referral docs (amount not published on the public page)
Affiliate payoutssite balance (crypto withdrawal after payout rules)
Platformin-house (referral parameter)

A working referral system exists on-site (ref parameter + referral docs); commission rates are not published on public pages - "terms not public" is the honest label, not a guess. No webmaster program found.

Checked - sources: [1] DuckDice FAQ (archived capture) - referral section exists, rates unpublished

DuckDice

terms not public
CPAfixed referral bounty per the on-site referral docs (amount not published on the public page)
Affiliate payoutssite balance (crypto withdrawal after payout rules)
Platformin-house (referral parameter)

A working referral system exists on-site (ref parameter + referral docs); commission rates are not published on public pages - "terms not public" is the honest label, not a guess. No webmaster program found.

Checked - sources: [1] DuckDice FAQ (archived capture) - referral section exists, rates unpublished

Meme - a robot affiliate marketer holding a giant "50% REVSHARE" banner while fine print under it eats the commission.

The verification bar, stated plainly

Affiliate marketing is the noisiest corner of this industry - commission figures travel through affiliate blogs that copy each other's numbers without checking terms. This page's bar is deliberately stricter: each program entry is verified against the operator's official program page, with the terms quoted, the deduction list itemized and a check date. Nothing on this page is sourced from third-party affiliate content.

Until the verification pass completes for each tracked operator, the honest state is: program structures exist (the big brands run recognizable partner programs; the ZEC-native micros run simple referral systems), and the numbers below are the framework you will evaluate them with.

The four numbers that decide earnings

From GGR to affiliate commission: the NGR deductions between the headline rate and the payout GGR gross gaming revenue 100% = what players lost 100 - player bonuses & credits [1] -25 NGR net gaming revenue - defined by the operator [1] 75 - provider & admin fees -10 your 40% [1] 26 headline 40% of GGR = 40. Real: 26 - a 35% haircut, before carryover [1] negotiate the NGR clause, not the rate
From gross gaming revenue to your payout: the NGR waterfall and where carryover bites
  1. The headline percentage - RevShare offers in the crypto casino space typically span 15-45% with tiering (the 1xPartners program is the documented example in our set [1]). It is the least important number.
  2. The NGR formula - net gaming revenue = deposits minus withdrawals minus bonuses minus provider/platform fees, sometimes minus an admin fee. Every deduction shifts the base your percentage applies to. Terms define it precisely [2].
  3. Carryover policy. Negative months roll forward or they reset - the clause separates livable programs from traps, and it is flagged per program on this page as research lands.
  4. Payout mechanics. Minimum payout, frequency (monthly is standard; weekly exists), payment currency (fiat, USDT, or - the question this page exists for - ZEC), and whether the program pays in kind or converts.
A robot affiliate stares at a 50% REVSHARE banner while a fine-print funnel drains his balance sheet.
A robot affiliate stares at a 50% REVSHARE banner while a fine-print funnel drains his balance sheet.

The player-referral class is different

The ZEC-native sites do not run affiliate software - they run built-in referral systems: a fixed bounty or a percentage for players you bring, visible in your account. The economics are simpler and smaller (fixed bonuses rather than lifetime revenue), the tracking is the operator's own, and the terms are often not published. Where a referral parameter or API exists but terms are not public, this page says "terms not public" instead of inventing rates - the operator's opacity is itself the data point.

Compliance costs you should price into NGR

The regulatory layer directly shapes affiliate economics: screening vendors, compliance staff and Travel-Rule plumbing are operator costs that land in the NGR deductions before your percentage applies [2 of ACFCS]. The direction of travel since MiCA is more deduction lines, not fewer - which makes the deduction list in each program's terms the part to read twice [3].

How to use this page

  • For players who landed here by accident: this page is for marketers, not players. The player-facing comparison is the main table - and no commission structure changes a review's score.
  • For affiliates: the casino-check tool pulls each operator's status, reputation flags and program fields in one dossier. Cross-check a program's own domain (whois age, terms archive) before sending traffic [2] - the affiliate business has its own scam layer, and the scam checklist applies to partner programs too.
  • Verification status: as each program passes the official-terms check, it appears in the sections above with its numbers quoted. The count at the top of this page updates when the first program clears the bar.

Sources

  1. 1xPartners FAQ - commission models (RevShare, CPA, hybrid) - accessed 2026-09-30
  2. 1xPartners terms - net profit definition and carryover clause - accessed 2026-09-30
  3. Wikipedia - Mathematics of bookmaking (the margin that funds commissions) - accessed 2026-09-30
  4. ACFCS - EU crypto regulation analysis (compliance costs that hit NGR) - accessed 2026-09-30

// FAQ

Why does this page show zero verified programs?

Because the listing bar is verification against the operator's official program page - commission tiers, NGR formula, carryover policy, payout terms - each with a date. The programs behind ZEC-accepting brands exist; until each is checked against its own terms, this page says so instead of quoting affiliate-blog numbers.

What is negative carryover and why does it matter more than the percentage?

If your referred players win more than they lose in a month, your commission balance goes negative. With carryover, that deficit eats future months' commissions; without it, each month starts at zero. For small affiliates one big player win can erase a quarter's earnings under carryover.

What does the NGR formula hide?

Everything deducted before your percentage applies - bonuses, provider fees, platform fees, chargebacks, sometimes admin fees. A 50% revenue share on a heavily-deducted NGR can pay less than 25% on a clean one. The terms define the deductions; the headline defines nothing.

What is the difference between RevShare, CPA and hybrid?

Revenue share pays a percentage of net gaming revenue forever; CPA pays a fixed amount per qualifying depositor; hybrid mixes both. RevShare compounds if your players stay active; CPA caps your upside but pays upfront - the right structure depends on player quality, not on which number is bigger.

Do ZEC-native micro sites have affiliate programs?

Usually not formal ones. The micro lane's referral systems (documented where they exist) are fixed-bounty player referrals, not net-revenue programs. Their terms are frequently unpublished - which this page flags rather than guesses.

Where does the money for commissions actually come from?

Player losses minus deductions. The bookmaker margin or house edge funds the whole affiliate stack [3] - which is why commission percentages scale with player volume, and why an affiliate program on a 1%-edge dice site is structurally different from one on a slots-heavy lobby.