ShreeWin Referral Code SHREEWIN — Full Commission Math, Payout Rules & Tax Notes
The homepage covers the basics. This page has the full 3-tier calculator across five real scenarios, the exact clawback rules, and what the Income Tax Act actually says about referral income.
Use code SHREEWIN at registration for an instant ₹51 bonus — that part is simple. What’s less understood is how the ongoing 3-tier commission actually pays out, what triggers a clawback, and how referral income sits under Indian tax law. This page is the deep reference; the homepage referral section has the quick version.
The Commission Structure, Restated Precisely
| Tier | Commission | Basis | Settlement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 (direct) | ~6% | Their total turnover | Daily, 6 AM IST |
| Level 2 | ~3% | Their total turnover | Daily, 6 AM IST |
| Level 3 | ~1% | Their total turnover | Daily, 6 AM IST |
The single most misunderstood rule: commission is paid on turnover (total amount wagered across all rounds), not on net profit or loss. A referral who bets ₹1,000 across a day and ends up breaking even still generates ~₹60 in Level 1 commission for you — this is why active, frequently-playing referrals matter more than big-spending but rare ones.
Five Real Commission Scenarios
Scenario A — Casual (5 active referrals)
5 friends, ₹300/day average turnover each, active 4 days/week: ₹300 × 5 × 4 = ₹6,000/week × 6% = ₹360/week (~₹1,560/month)
Scenario B — Moderate (15 active referrals)
15 friends, ₹500/day, active 5 days/week: ₹500 × 15 × 5 = ₹37,500/week × 6% = ₹2,250/week (~₹9,750/month)
Scenario C — With Level 2 depth (15 L1 + 30 L2)
Scenario B’s L1 income (₹9,750/mo) plus 30 L2 users at ₹300/day, 4 days/week, 3%: adds ~₹4,320/month, total ~₹14,000/month
Scenario D — Community builder (50 active across tiers)
A Telegram group admin with 50 active users spread across 3 tiers, mixed turnover: realistic range ₹25,000–₹40,000/month
Scenario E — Top affiliate (200+ across tiers, 6+ months built)
Established networks with consistent recruitment over 6+ months: ₹80,000–₹1,50,000/month — this is the ceiling, not a typical outcome.
Scenario F — Inactive network (referred but not engaged)
10 referrals who signed up but rarely play: turnover near zero means commission near ₹0 — signup alone earns you nothing ongoing.
What Triggers a Commission Clawback
- Referred user banned for fraud — duplicate accounts, bonus abuse, or payment fraud results in commission already paid from that user being deducted from your wallet within 7 days.
- Self-referral detection — registering a second account on the same device or IP and referring yourself is explicitly against affiliate terms; detected cases forfeit all commission and risk suspension of both accounts.
- Chargeback fraud — if a referred user’s deposit is later reversed via bank chargeback, any commission calculated from that deposit’s turnover is clawed back proportionally.
Referral Code Not Applying? Fix It Before You Submit
Commission on a referral is locked in at the moment your invitee registers — there’s no way to attach a code after the fact. Most “my referral didn’t work” reports trace back to one of these four causes.
Trailing space or wrong case
The field is case-sensitive. Android autocorrect sometimes appends a space after “SHREEWIN” when you tap Done — have your invitee check the field visually before submitting, not just copy-paste blindly.
Code entered after account creation
If your invitee tapped Register without the code and completed signup, it cannot be added retroactively through support or account settings — this is a hard platform rule, not a support-ticket-fixable issue.
Invitee already had an account
Referral commission only triggers on a brand-new account tied to a mobile number that has never registered on ShreeWin before — reactivating or re-registering an old number doesn’t count.
Self-referral pattern detected
Using a second SIM registered to yourself, or referring from the same device/IP repeatedly, can flag the referral as fraudulent and withhold the commission pending review — even if the accounts are technically separate people.
Referral Income and Indian Tax Law
This is not tax advice — consult a qualified professional for your situation. What’s publicly documented: referral/affiliate commission is treated as “income from other sources” under the Income Tax Act and must be declared in your annual return regardless of amount, unlike game winnings which have TDS deducted at source (30% under Section 194BA) before you ever see the money. Referral commission is paid to you without TDS withheld at the platform level, which means the tax liability sits entirely with you to self-declare — this is a common point of confusion since people assume all gaming-platform income is “already taxed.”