My Commission

What it does

What your network has earned you, split by level and by whether it has been paid out yet.

Where to find it

Affiliate -> My Commission

Reading the table

Each row is one level of your network; each column is a state:

Pending — earned and waiting on the operator to release it.
Released — already credited to the player account you earn as. It is ordinary balance from that point, so you withdraw it the usual way.
Rejected — the operator declined it. Ask them why; nothing on this page can change it.

The small number under each amount is how many separate payouts it is made of.

Which levels get a row

One row per level your operator runs - Level 1 only, Levels 1 and 2, or all three - plus any level that has already earned you something.

That second half matters: if a level paid you and your operator later switched it off, its row stays, because that money is still yours and still shows in Pending or Released above. A level that is off and never paid you gets no row, because there is nothing there to show.

Commission by game category

Below the level table is the same money cut a second way: how much each game category has earned you, across every level.

The programme pays a separate rate per category, so this is what tells you which of the games your network plays actually pays you. A row with a dash for its category is commission earned before the categories existed, or a payout the operator entered by hand.

Rejected payouts are left out here, so these rows add up to Pending plus Released above.

You cannot pay yourself here

This page is read-only by design. Releasing commission is the operator’s job, on their own approvals queue, and nothing on an affiliate seat can move money.