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The brand pays affiliates on Refersion. Refersion is the platform that tracks sales and runs payouts, but each merchant sets its own commission rate, payment schedule and payment method. Payments can go out by PayPal, Trolley, gift cards or manual payment, depending on what the brand chose. Your dashboard shows each brand’s terms.

A Refersion commission stays pending until the brand approves it. Many brands wait past their return period before approving, especially for new affiliates. By default, Refersion auto approves pending conversions after 90 days, and brands can ask to set that anywhere from 30 to 120 days. Check Commissions in Approval in your Financials section.

A Refersion brand denies conversions when it decides an order does not qualify. Common reasons are returns or chargebacks, orders that look like self-referrals, codes used outside the allowed channels and activity that looks unusual, like big orders soon after you joined or a very high orders to clicks ratio. Brands get an email before auto approval so they can deny first.

To dispute a denied Refersion commission, contact the brand directly through the Messages tab in your affiliate portal or the support email the brand lists. Refersion support handles platform questions only and does not decide program matters. Send the order details, show where the buyer came from and explain why the sale met the program terms.

Refersion affiliates get paid on the schedule each brand sets in its program terms. Refersion has no platform wide minimum payout, but a brand can set its own threshold. Your Financials section shows your Next Estimated Payment from approved commissions, and Payment History shows what you have already received. Ask the brand if a payment date passes.

Once a conversion is approved on Refersion, its status cannot be changed by the brand on its own. A brand that wants to turn an approved conversion into a denial has to ask Refersion’s support team for help. That makes the pending window the period when most denials happen, so watch your pending orders closely.

If your Refersion coupon code shows up on coupon sites, act fast. Capture every listing with the date, ask each site to remove it and tell the brand before it finds out alone. Brands can block affiliates from claiming certain codes, so show which sales came from your own audience and which came from the leak.

Refersion describes affiliate fraud as cookie stuffing, fake traffic from spoofed IP addresses, VPNs or proxies used to fake where a buyer is, and purchases with stolen cards. Brands also watch for big orders soon after an affiliate joins and chargebacks on large orders. Clean traffic you can explain is your best protection.

To get back into a Refersion program, contact the brand that removed you, because each brand decides who stays in its program. Find out what it saw, fix it and send one clear message with proof, like where your traffic comes from, how you share codes and how you disclose the partnership. Repeat messages without new facts rarely help.

Yes. We match every denied or pending conversion to its store order, sort out which sales came from your own audience and build the case the brand needs to approve them. If you were removed, we work that too. Book a free assessment and we will tell you which commissions are worth fighting for.

The cost of a Refersion commission dispute service depends on how many brands and orders are involved and why the commissions were denied. A small batch of denials with clean order records is quick work. A coupon leak across several brands takes more. We start with a free assessment and quote a price before any work begins.

No one can guarantee reinstatement in a Refersion program, because the brand decides who stays in its program and which commissions it pays. Be careful with anyone who promises it. What we commit to is the work: every order checked, a response backed by evidence and a straight answer about your chances before you pay.