Join and get your referral link

Apply from jinu.app/affiliates, or go straight to jinu.app/account/affiliate/apply. The form has four steps and ends with accepting the Operating Agreement and the Commission Statement. Your referral link appears on your dashboard at jinu.app/account/affiliate once your application is approved.

The four steps

1. Account. Your legal name and the email address for the program.
2. Promotion. Where you would promote Jinu, roughly how large your audience is, and whether your audience includes children. Answer that last one honestly; it decides whether the program is open to you at all.
3. Profile. How you plan to promote Jinu, in your own words, and the handle you would like. Your link is jinu.app/r/ followed by that handle.
4. Payments. The two documents, and the box that says you accept them. The links open in a new tab so you can read them without losing the form.

You need a Jinu account to apply. If you are signed out, you are sent to sign in and brought back.

Applying is not joining

Submitting the form records a real application with the status "applied" and nothing more. A person reads it. The page will tell you it was received; it will not tell you it was accepted, because it has not been. Until an application is approved, no signup can be attributed to you, so sharing a link before then earns nothing.

You can apply once per account: the database enforces one affiliate per account, so a second submission is refused rather than queued.

Checking where you stand

Go to jinu.app/account/affiliate. It shows your current standing and the date you applied. There are five standings: applied while a person is reading it, active once you are in, rejected if the application was turned down, suspended if participation is paused, and terminated if it has ended. Rejected and terminated are different facts and are recorded separately: rejected means never approved, terminated means a relationship that was live and is now over. When you are active it also shows your referral link with a copy button, your referrals, your commissions and their status, any reversals, and your payout history.

What will end your participation

The Operating Agreement lists the prohibited conduct in full. The ones that catch people out:

• Self-referral. You cannot refer your own account.
• Attribution manipulation. Cookie stuffing, forced or automatic redirects, hidden frames or pixels, typosquatting, adware or extensions that inject links, or anything else that records a referral the person did not choose to make.
• Misrepresenting Jinu. Promising earnings, inventing features, or implying Jinu endorses you beyond the program.

Jinu may correct attribution where it finds an error, manipulation, fraud, duplicate accounts or other invalid activity, and may hold commissions while a review is open.

If a figure looks wrong

Jinu's records control for attribution, commission calculation and payment eligibility, absent a demonstrated technical error. Write to support@jinu.app and describe the referral or payment concerned.