Affiliate FAQ

Short answers to the questions partners ask most. For exact tier rates, your current balance, and your live link, open the dashboard. Those numbers update in real time and the admin can adjust them, so the panel is the source of truth.

Getting started

#getting-started

Who can join? Anyone with a Solana wallet.

Anyone with a Solana wallet. No email, no password, no application to wait on. Connect a wallet, accept the affiliate terms, sign a message to prove you own it, and your partner account is created on the spot. Sign-up is auto-approved.

How do I get my referral link? Open the Referral Link page after you register.

Open the Referral Link page after you register. Your link looks like https://j.tools/en?ref=CODE, where CODE is your unique partner code, and you can add ?ref=CODE to any tool or blog URL too. Share it anywhere. When someone opens J Tools through it, the code waits in their browser until a wallet there pays its first platform fee. The crediting section below walks through the mechanics.

Does it cost anything to be a partner? No.

No. Joining is free, and you keep your share of the platform fee on every successful paid transaction from wallets you referred. Everything settles in SOL.

How crediting works

#how-crediting-works

When someone clicks your link, the ?ref= code is stored in a cookie for 7 days. The first time a wallet pays a platform fee in that browser while the cookie is there, the code and wallet are bound together. After that, every paid transaction from that wallet credits you, whichever browser it comes from.

Caution

The binding is first binding wins and one partner per wallet. If a wallet is already bound to another partner, it stays with that partner. A newer referral link replaces an older one in the same browser, so the code that is there at the first paid transaction is the one that counts. Get people to open your link before they run their first paid tool.

When am I credited? Each time a referred wallet completes a paid transaction, a tier-based share of its platform fee (never the network fee) is recorded for you.

Each time a referred wallet completes a paid transaction, a tier-based share of its platform fee (never the network fee) is recorded for you. See commission tiers for how the share is set, and check your dashboard for the live rate.

Will a commission ever show as "Pending"? No.

No. A commission is recorded as Confirmed the moment the referred transaction’s fee lands, and it counts toward your withdrawable balance right away. The only thing that sits in Pending is a withdrawal request waiting for admin review.

Do self-referrals count? No.

No. A fee paid by your own partner wallet never binds to your code, so it earns nothing. The affiliate terms also treat self-referral as abuse, which can void attributions or restrict an account. Build real referrals instead.

My referral link did not credit a sale. Why? The usual causes:

The usual causes:

• The paid transaction ran in a different browser or device than the one that opened your link, so your code was not there.
• The wallet was already bound to another partner (first binding wins), or the visitor opened another partner’s link after yours.
• The 7-day cookie expired before the wallet paid its first platform fee.
• The code is invalid or belongs to a partner that is no longer active (AFF_REF_INVALID).

Once a wallet is bound, the binding stays, so a missed sale is not moved to you later. The Error codes reference lists them all.

Withdrawals

#withdrawals

For the whole flow and every status, see Withdrawals.

What is the minimum withdrawal? 0.5 SOL by default.

0.5 SOL by default. The exact minimum for your account is shown on the Withdrawals page. The maximum is your available balance, and payouts are in SOL only. Asking for less than your minimum returns AFF_WITHDRAW_MIN; asking for more than your balance returns AFF_WITHDRAW_MAX.

Why does a withdrawal need a social link? A basic check before a manual payout goes out.

A basic check before a manual payout goes out. Without a verified link, the request returns AFF_SOCIAL_REQUIRED. Add your X, Telegram, YouTube, website or other link in Settings, wait for our team to verify it, and try again.

How long do payouts take, and can I queue several? Review takes up to 48 hours, and payouts are sent manually (no automation).

Review takes up to 48 hours, and payouts are sent manually (no automation). Only one request can be pending at a time, so wait for the current one to be Paid or Rejected before opening another. A second attempt while one is open returns AFF_WITHDRAW_PENDING.

Account and access

#account-and-access

How do I sign in again later? Connect the same wallet that owns your partner account and sign the message.

Connect the same wallet that owns your partner account and sign the message. There is no separate login. A session lasts up to 7 days; when it expires you sign in the same way.

I see "Access denied" or "account not found." What is wrong?

• AFF_NOT_FOUND means the connected wallet is not registered as a partner. Register first, or connect the wallet that owns the account.
• AFF_BANNED means the partner account is suspended. The sign-in window says so, and other requests answer with a plain “Access denied.” A suspended partner cannot use the panel, request payouts, or earn new commissions. Reach out to support.

Both appear in the Error codes reference.

Keep reading

#keep-reading

• How the affiliate program works How the J Tools affiliate program works on Solana, from your referral link to a SOL payout, including what earns commission and what does not.
• Commission tiers How J Tools partner commission tiers work, the rate each tier pays on the platform fee, and exactly what moves you up to the next one.
• Error codes reference What each J Tools error code means on Solana, what actually caused it, and the exact step that clears it, grouped by the area it comes from.

Tip

J Tools is non-custodial. We never store your wallet’s private keys and never ask for your seed phrase. Every transaction you approve in a connected wallet is signed inside that wallet, and its key never reaches our servers. A few multi-wallet tools do let you paste private keys for throwaway hot wallets, which stay in your browser tab and sign there. Holder Booster is the one tool that hands a key to our worker: the fresh distributor wallet it creates for each run, sent encrypted. Never paste a key tied to long-term holdings, and if a page ever asks for your seed phrase, stop and close it.