Not affiliates. Partners who grow with every merchant they bring.
We're not looking for people who drop a link and disappear. We're looking for partners who wear the jersey: people who know merchants, bring them to Payzum, and build an income that keeps growing — because every merchant you add keeps paying you, month after month.
Invitation-only · A share of every Payzum fee · Recurring, no end date · Weekly stablecoin payouts
Key takeaways
- If Payzum earns a fee, you earn a share. Online payments, POS sales, mass payouts and conversions — everything your merchants do with us counts.
- It never stops on its own. The share is recurring with no end date, for as long as the merchant processes and you stay an active partner.
- It comes out of our fee. Your merchant pays exactly what any other merchant pays — never a cut of their volume.
- Paid every week. Automatic stablecoin payouts on Polygon to your own wallet, $50 minimum that rolls over, advances from $100.
- By invitation, on purpose. Rates are agreed one to one. If you can genuinely bring merchants, ask for your invitation.
We don't call you an affiliate, because that's not what we're asking for
Affiliate programs are built for volume: thousands of links, a small bounty, nobody knows anybody. That model rewards the click. We want to reward the relationship — the person a merchant trusts when they decide how to get paid.
Drops a link and moves on
- Promotes whatever pays the highest bounty this month
- Gets paid once per sign-up, then the merchant is forgotten
- Never talks to the team behind the product
- Has no reason to care whether the merchant succeeds
Wears the jersey
- Knows the product and recommends it where it genuinely fits
- Earns on every fee the merchant generates, for as long as they sell
- Has a rate agreed one to one and a direct line to the team
- Wins when the merchant wins — so helps them get live and keep selling
That's the deal. You put your name next to ours with the merchants who trust you; we make sure that trust pays you back every single week. Think of it less as a program and more as a club — a small group of people who grow every time one of their merchants grows.
People merchants already listen to
The best partners aren't the ones with the biggest audience. They're the ones who are already in the room when a business decides how it gets paid.
You build the system they run on
Booking tools, billing platforms, marketplaces, ERPs. Add Payzum as a payment option and every client who turns it on becomes a merchant of yours.
You make the checkout
Cart builders, theme and plugin developers. Our integrations are open source, so your users can be selling in crypto the same day.
You launch their stores
Web and e-commerce agencies who set up payments for clients. You're already choosing the gateway — choose one that keeps paying you.
You teach online business
Creators who explain e-commerce, crypto or how to sell internationally. Your tutorial becomes the reason a merchant starts accepting crypto.
Founders ask you what to use
Newsletters, communities, podcasts and accelerators in the startup world, where "how do we get paid from abroad?" comes up every week.
You know the shops and the platforms
Retail consultants, hardware resellers, and people close to affiliate networks or marketplaces that pay many people at once — POS and mass payouts earn you a share too.
Everything your merchants do with Payzum
You don't earn on one product. You earn on the merchant. Whatever they use — and whatever they add later — counts toward your share.
Online payments
Checkout, plugins, payment links and invoices. Every paid invoice carries a Payzum fee, and a share of it is yours.
POS sales
Shops, cafés and restaurants charging in person with Payzum POS — any phone becomes a terminal, and every sale counts.
Mass payouts
Platforms paying affiliates, creators or winners with mass payouts. The fee on every completed run is shared with you.
Conversions
Merchants who auto-convert what they receive into stablecoins. The margin Payzum keeps on each conversion counts too.
If Payzum earns a fee, you earn a share — and your merchant pays nothing extra.
An income that stacks, merchant after merchant
A bounty is spent the day it arrives. A recurring share keeps arriving. Every merchant you bring adds a new line to your weekly payout — and as they sell more, that line gets bigger on its own.
Your first few referrals
A steady side income
Still growing, still recurring
Illustrative only: assumes each merchant pays Payzum $200 in fees a month and a 20% partner share. Your rate is agreed when you're invited, and your merchants' fees depend on what they process.
A launch ramp, for partners who move fast
Some partners get a ramp: 100% of Payzum's fee from each new merchant until a cap agreed with you, then your standard share for the rest of that merchant's life. The cap is counted per merchant, so every new referral starts its own ramp.
Bring partners into the club
Know other people who should be here? When a partner you invited refers merchants, you earn on their production too — paid by Payzum on top of their share, never taken from it.
On every merchant you refer, agreed one to one — up to 30% of our fee
Of our fee on merchants referred by partners you invite
On the partners they invite
One level further
Partner levels apply to the standard share, not to the launch-ramp portion.
How you become a partner
There's no open sign-up form, on purpose. We'd rather talk to you first.
Request your invitation
Write to partners@payzum.com or book a call. Tell us who you work with and which merchants you could bring.
Agree your rate
We set your share — and a launch ramp if it fits — based on your volume and profile. One to one, no fine print.
Get your partner access
Create a free Payzum account if you don't have one. The team activates partner access on it with your rate.
Refer and get paid
Share your personal link, set your payout wallet, and watch your weekly payouts stack up.
Your partner dashboard
Inside your Payzum account you get your own partner space: your personal referral link and code, your rate, what you've earned in total and in the last 30 days, what's pending, the clicks and referrals your link has brought, your latest commissions, and the wallet where your payouts land.
Once a merchant is yours, they stay yours
When a business signs up through your link and creates its merchant account, it's linked to you permanently. Nobody can take it over later, and you keep earning for as long as it sells.
Every week, automatically, to your own wallet
No invoices, no chasing
Once a week Payzum settles everything you've earned and sends it. You don't request it, you don't invoice it.
Dollars, in your wallet
Payouts go out in dollar stablecoins on the Polygon network, to an address you control. You receive the full amount.
Small balances never expire
Under $50? It simply rolls into the next week's payout. Need it sooner? Request an advance once $100 is pending.
Your earnings can't be redirected
Changing your payout address requires your password and puts payouts on a 24-hour hold — a hijacked session can't send your money elsewhere.
What we ask in return
Short list, and we mean every line of it.
Recommend it where it fits
Payzum is non-custodial and crypto-only. Tell merchants exactly that, and never promise something we don't do.
No spam, no incentivised traffic
No bought clicks, no cookie stuffing, no bidding on the Payzum brand in ads. Earned trust only.
No self-referrals
Your own businesses are welcome as merchants, not as referrals. The share is for bringing someone new.
Stay in touch
Tell us what merchants ask for and where they get stuck. The best ideas in Payzum come from partners in the field.
Payzum Partners: frequently asked questions
Why does Payzum call them partners instead of affiliates?
Because the relationship is different. An affiliate drops a link and moves on to the next offer. A Payzum partner knows the product, helps merchants get live and represents Payzum with them — and in exchange earns a share of every fee those merchants generate for as long as they keep selling. It's a long-term relationship with a rate agreed one to one, not a one-off bounty.
What do Payzum partners earn on?
On everything that earns Payzum a fee from the merchants they bring: online payments through checkout, plugins, payment links and invoices, sales on the Payzum POS, mass payouts, and the margin on conversions to stablecoins. The commission is a share of Payzum's fee — never a cut of the merchant's volume — so the merchant pays nothing extra.
How much can a partner earn?
Rates are agreed individually when you're invited, up to 30% of Payzum's fee depending on your volume and profile. The share is recurring with no end date while the merchant processes and your partner account stays active. Some partners also get a launch ramp: 100% of Payzum's fee from each new merchant until a cap, then the standard rate.
How and when are partners paid?
Automatically, every week, in stablecoins on the Polygon network to a wallet you control. Balances under the $50 minimum roll over and never expire, and you can request an advance once $100 is pending. Changing your payout address puts payouts on a 24-hour security hold.
Why is the program invitation-only and how do I apply?
Because rates are agreed per partner and we want partners who can genuinely bring merchants. If you build software or shopping carts, run an agency, create content for founders and online businesses, or work with shops that could accept crypto, write to partners@payzum.com or book a call. You need a Payzum account; once we agree terms, the team activates partner access on it.
Can I invite other partners?
Yes. When a partner you brought in refers merchants, you earn a share of Payzum's fee on their production too — 5% for partners you invite directly, 3% and 2% for the next two levels — paid by Payzum on top of their share, never taken from it. These levels don't apply to the launch-ramp portion.
Ready to wear the jersey?
Tell us who you work with and which merchants you could bring. If it's a fit, we'll agree your rate, activate your partner access and you'll be referring this week.
partners@payzum.com · Invitation-only · Rates agreed one to one
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