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# How Referrals Work

The Zerax AI referral system allows users to invite others and earn rewards from valid activity.

Each user may receive a personal referral link from the dashboard.

{% hint style="info" %}
Referral rewards are only counted when the invited user completes valid activity.
{% endhint %}

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### How It Works

1. Open your Zerax AI dashboard.
2. Go to the referral section.
3. Copy your referral link.
4. Share it with others.
5. The invited user registers through your link.
6. Valid activity is tracked.
7. Referral rewards may be added to your account.

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### Referral Flow

| Step         | Description                                     |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Invite**   | Share your referral link.                       |
| **Register** | The invited user creates an account.            |
| **Activity** | The invited user completes valid actions.       |
| **Reward**   | Referral rewards may be added after validation. |

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### What Counts as Valid Activity?

Valid referral activity may include:

* Account registration
* Completing quests
* Joining the presale
* Making a valid purchase
* Staying active in the ecosystem

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Creating fake accounts or inviting yourself is not allowed.
{% endhint %}

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### Summary

Referrals help users grow the Zerax AI community while earning rewards from valid invited users.


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