Affiliate Programme Policy
Last updated 23 October 2026
What It Is
The Affiliate Programme (/affiliate) rewards users who promote Zelencio with genuine public posts on social media. You submit the link to your post and a screenshot; after review, milestone rewards unlock as the post gains real engagement.
Rules for Posts
- The post must be yours, public, and clearly about Zelencio (name, link, app or hashtag).
- Each post can be submitted only once, by one account. Re-used screenshots, copied posts or posts by someone else are rejected.
- There is a daily submission limit. Submitting many posts in a short time (for example more than five in an hour) is treated as farming and is automatically flagged.
- Engagement must be organic. Bought likes, bots, engagement groups, fake accounts or edited screenshots are not allowed.
- Posts must not make false promises (guaranteed profit, "free money"), impersonate Zelencio staff, or break the rules of the social network.
Review
Every submission is reviewed — by our team, assisted by automated checks that compare screenshots and links. Rewards are paid only after a submission is approved and the milestone is confirmed. We may ask for more proof at any time.
Anti-Cheat
If we find cheating, all pending and past affiliate rewards from the posts involved can be cancelled or clawed back from your balance, your access to the programme can be removed, and your account and linked accounts can be restricted or closed.
Our Right to Act
To protect users and the platform, Zelencio may, at any time and without prior notice: refuse, reverse or cancel rewards or results gained in breach of this policy; limit, pause or withdraw this feature for any user, region or everyone; suspend, restrict or close accounts involved in abuse, including linked accounts; and keep records and report activity to the authorities where the law requires. Decisions can be appealed through Support (/support); a person reviews every appeal.
Changes
We may change or end this feature or this policy. The current version is always on this page; continuing to use the feature means you accept it.