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# Referral Program

### <mark style="color:purple;">**$BCA Protocol**</mark>**&#x20;referral program**

Referral Structure:&#x20;

**You Earn %** of all of your referred friends **points**.

**Your friends earn %  as bonus** when they use your referral link to join the network

> ex. Someone you refer Earn 10,000 worth of points , you get 700 as commission and they get 500 as bonus,&#x20;

### How it works

* Refer through BCA platform[ https://bcaprotocol.org ](https://app.bcaprotocol.org)

1. Sign Up.
2. Share your unique Referral Link
3. Earn rewards when your friends use your Referral link to register and join the network.

Once you've created your code, click on the copy icon next to the code to get your referral link, it should look something like this: <https://app.bcaprotocol.org/signup?ref=> <mark style="color:blue;">**\<your code>**</mark>&#x20;

You can share this link on any platform, e.g. Twitter, Facebook, Discord. When a user clicks on your link, your referral code would be stored with the user's account.&#x20;

When the user interacts within the BCA ecosystem, runs campaigns or monetizes their data you would earn rebates from the revenue they generate. You will continue to earn referral fee even if the user uses another device later on as the referral code is stored on the contract the first time the user interacts with the BCA properties.


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