Step 01 · Inviter shares code
The inviter shares a personal referral code from the account or wallet module. Codes are typically 6–8 alphanumeric characters.
Referral code, in plain language
A referral code typically unlocks when an invitee registers using the inviter’s code, completes KYC and makes a qualifying deposit. The bonus typically credits to the inviter’s wallet; some operators also credit the invitee. Specific amounts and qualifying-deposit thresholds vary by jurisdiction and by date — the operator’s current page is the source of truth.
The four-step referral flow
Step 02 · Invitee registers with code
The invitee enters the code at registration. Some operators allow code entry at first deposit instead; the operator publishes which.
Step 03 · Invitee completes KYC
Both inviter and invitee must complete KYC for the bonus to credit. The desk has not seen a published referral flow that credits on KYC-incomplete accounts.
Step 04 · Inviter (and possibly invitee) is credited
The bonus typically credits to the inviter. Some operators also credit the invitee. Specific amounts, qualifying-deposit thresholds and expiry windows vary.
What to verify before sharing a code
- Current terms.Referral terms change frequently. The operator’s current page — not an old email — is the source of truth.
- Qualifying deposit.Most referral flows require the invitee to make a qualifying deposit before the bonus credits. A "free" referral with no qualifying deposit is unusual and is flagged.
- Self-referral prohibition.Most operators prohibit self-referral (one person holding multiple accounts). The desk flags any operator whose referral flow allows self-referral as out-of-policy.
Editorial boundary
Referral code, in plain language on boltfantasy.com is editorial guidance, not legal or financial advice. The desk reads published operator material and records the desk’s own test tickets where the operator publishes a verifiable flow. Where the operator publishes a number, a window or a document list, the desk flags it; where the operator does not, the desk records the gap. The reader verifies the operator’s current page before relying on any figure listed here.
What the desk does not cover
- Personal recommendations for any specific platform beyond the editorial pick on the homepage.
- Verification of any operator’s licence beyond the licence number the operator publishes on its own material.
- Legal interpretation of any state gaming act. The reader verifies the local rule before playing.