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Referrals

Know someone who should be in the arena? Want to play with friends?

Every player has a personal referral link, and referring pays. You earn 33% of all fees generated by your recruits, forever and ever - so roughly 3.3% of all ONYX spent in the app.

Find it under Profile → Refer a Friend and hit Copy Referral Link. You can set your referral code manually if you like; otherwise it uses your wallet address. Share it anywhere.

When someone opens your link and mints their first Taruchi, you are recorded on-chain as their referrer, permanently, and your Successful Referrals count ticks up. During onboarding they'll see a small "Referred by..." line under the mint details, so they know the link worked.

What you earn

Every time a recruit of yours spends ONYX, a share is carved out for you. It comes out of the team's cut, never your recruit's: they pay nothing extra, ever.

  • Your recruit mints a Taruchi: 0.33 ONYX

  • Your recruit enters a Festival of Buds: 0.17 ONYX

  • Your recruit enters a Festival of Flowers: 0.33 ONYX

  • Your recruit enters a Festival of Ascension: 0.5 ONYX

  • Your recruit rerolls: 0.1 to 0.3 ONYX, scaling with the league

This is per event, not one-time. Referral is attached to the account, not the Taruchi, so a dedicated player will be generating referral fees as long as they play.

Claiming

Rewards accrue automatically to your claimable balance in the Refer a Friend section. Hit Claim whenever you like and the ONYX transfers straight to your wallet. Rewards never expire. (Claiming requires an account of your own, meaning at least one mint.)

The fine print

  • A referral is set once, at first mint, permanently. It can never be changed afterward, so it has to be in place before the first mint.

  • Already-existing accounts can't be claimed retroactively.

  • If someone opens more than one referral link before their first mint, the most recent one wins.

  • Links don't expire.

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