Referral Bonuses Explained: How to Earn Tokens by Inviting Other Trainers

Every Dialect Library account comes with a personal referral link, available right on your dashboard from the moment you sign up. Here's exactly how it turns into tokens in your wallet.

Find your link

Log into your dashboard and you'll see your referral link ready to copy and share. There's no application process and no waiting period — every account is a potential referrer by default.

What actually triggers a payout

This is the part people get wrong: referral rewards are not paid just for getting someone to register. When someone you refer creates an account and later makes a confirmed token deposit, that's when you earn a commission on their deposit. Registrations alone don't pay out — funded, active trainers do.

Why it's tied to funding, not sign-ups

Tying commissions to confirmed deposits keeps the referral program honest. It rewards people who bring in trainers who are actually going to fund their wallet and contribute, not people farming sign-up counts with no real engagement behind them.

How long does it run for?

Commissions are paid for as long as an active referral program is running. Referral programs are admin-configured, so terms can change over time — but as long as one is active when your referred trainer funds their account, you're covered.

Where the commission lands

Like every other balance change on the platform, referral commissions post straight to your internal token wallet ledger alongside your own earnings. From there it behaves exactly like tokens you funded yourself — usable, trackable, and withdrawable to USDT once you've got enough.

Who's worth referring

Anyone who can naturally speak one of the platform's supported dialects can become a trainer. If you know other Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, or Tiv speakers — or speakers of any of the dozens of other dialects live on the platform — sharing your link is the fastest way to turn that network into ongoing token earnings.