Affiliates earn Bitcoin?

[Foxworld]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

[xLays]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

I think you posted this in the wrong section [this is in Meta], this might be more appropriate in the Beginners & Help section. I'll report the thread to the moderators so they can move it to the right place.

Anyway, yes, there are affiliate programs that pay in bitcoin. If you're willing to accept bitcoin as payment, it’s definitely possible. Just make sure you understand how bitcoin works, how to store it safely and how to convert it to pesos if needed.

We have a local board here on bitcointalk where you can post in Tagalog. Go to this link: https://asktom.cf/index.php?board=219.0

[sheenshane]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

Kabayan, you can check it on our local board.  Pilipinas

Would you mind dropping the website or the platform here so that we can also check the legitimacy?
So what's wrong about that if you get affiliated on that platform, if your problem now is converting your Bitcoin into peso might consider it to be careful in using e-wallets, most of them require heavy KYC verification.

[BitMaxz]

Why would you post a topic here in Meta if this is all about affiliates?

If I were you, I'd move this immediately to beginners and guides; this section should be the place to ask this.

Anyway, about the main topic there are lots of tools you can use to find a network that pays in Bitcoin.

Have you checked this affpaying.com? Then click the payment method and just put it to others because it doesn't have a crypto or Bitcoin option yet, and after you choose it, scroll down and skip sponsored networks. Click them one by one, and it will show all details of the network if what payment method they do use to pay.

Another option is affbank.com go to affiliate network page under payment method, choose all crypto like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and apply you should be able to see all network that accept crypto.

[Foxworld]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

I think you posted this in the wrong section [this is in Meta], this might be more appropriate in the Beginners & Help section. I'll report the thread to the moderators so they can move it to the right place.

Anyway, yes, there are affiliate programs that pay in bitcoin. If you're willing to accept bitcoin as payment, it’s definitely possible. Just make sure you understand how bitcoin works, how to store it safely and how to convert it to pesos if needed.

We have a local board here on bitcointalk where you can post in Tagalog. Go to this link: https://asktom.cf/index.php?board=219.0

   

Hello ,sorry if i made a mistake posting in that section, and it got moved to the Beginners & help section now. I thought I could post there .Thank you for the reminder and for sharing knowledge with me .Regarding affiliate programs ,thank you for the idea that there are programs that pay in bitcoin . Honestly, My knowledge about Bitcoin isn't that extensive yet, but I'll try to understand it better. Thank you very much!

[ultrloa]

       Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

Try to read this https://99bitcoins.com/cryptocurrency/bitcoin/affiliate-programs/

Also do further research about the platforms you try to market and earn some money thru referrals to make sure that they are really paying, since there are scam platform doesn't pay those people who exert lots of efforts to promote their site.

So better choose reputable crypto exchange or casino if you want to earn thru affiliate marketing.

[AVE5]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

As long as there're certain organizations and companies that may accept bitcoin for payments and digital marketing evolving to foreseeing bitcoin as safe heaven in the current and future economy, there's possiblities that such organization can pay in bitcoin.
But if you want to get a verified answer to your request, then you shouldbbe able to mention the name of the affiliating firm. Perhaps there maybe members of this platform whom might be familiar with the said firm and if need be, research can be made to satisfy your query.

[aioc]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

If they prefer to pay with Bitcoin, I don't see any issue with that; Bitcoin is now very popular among merchants, so why question their mode of payment? Don't you want to accept Bitcoin?
The most important thing is the reputation of the affiliate, are they selling a good product that you can efficiently market, and are they an established name in the industry they are in? It's better to mention the name of the affiliate merchants for us to check and give you more advice about the merchants.

[Taskford]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

If you cross on cryptocurrency platforms there's tendency that you will receive BTC from them especially if they used this as their main currency in their platform.

But if it happens that you don't know how to exchange your BTC receive to pesos as you said. You can use Coins.ph wallet since I think this is popular wallet in Philippines and you will get an option to withdraw your earned Bitcoin thru remittance or any bank that you want.

Maybe best if you explore more opportunity in cryptocurrency scene and also know how to use Bitcoin well, because for sure that its beneficial to you if you try to learn and start find more side hustle with this industry.

[Doan9269]

       I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar

All i can say here is for you to make your own research well before using a platform, paying in bitcoin is not the big deal here, because while making registration, they would have asked you in the currency you wanted to be paid, mostly some used dollars, but knowing that we have some bitcoin inclined platforms and companies that will be interested in paying in bitcoin, all they do is to send you bitcoin in dollar equivalent amount and then you may choose to exchange it to any currency you wish.

[lionheart78]

If you are interested on referring people to an exchange, there are reputable exchanges that has an affiliate program that pays in Bitcoin or other cyrptocurrency.

You can check this site: https://www.blockchain-ads.com/post/high-paying-crypto-affiliate-programs and will list these exchanges here:

Blockchain-Ads - Offers minimum of $1,000 on qualified referrals
Binance - Offers up to 50% commission
Coinbase - Offers up to 50% on qualified purchases
Kraken - Get up to 20% on trading fees
Bybit - Earn between 30% and 50% on trading fees
Ledger - Earn a 10% commission on every sale
Keepkey - get 25% commission per sale
Coinrule - Earn 25% to 30% per sale
 Changelly - Up to 50% revenue share or CPI/CPA/Hybrid model
Bitfinex - Get 18% on direct referrals to 2% on the third level
BlockFi -  Competitive rates (not publicly disclosed)

You can check the site given above for an explanation of each one on the list/

[Questat]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

It’s not surprising nowadays to hear affiliating programs that pay in bitcoin, this is one way to make people getting aware that bitcoin exists and that it needs recognition and appreciation in the financial industry. So if you have been offered like this, take it because it’s a big opportunity since not everyone can receive bitcoin if they wish to.

However, getting the right information about how to protect bitcoin and how to secure it in your own wallet is a must. You must acquire knowledge about it first before trying to transact bitcoin.

[PX-Z]

Most affiliate service that pays bitcoin (or crypto) are exchanges, casino, ad network (or some custodial wallets), other than those pays in USD or fiat. Idk if there are services outside what i mentioned pays bitcoin (or crypto). Would like to hear if there is.

[btcltcdigger]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.
 I'm wondering if its true that there are affiliate programs that pay in Bitcoin. I've been doing affiliate marketing on other online platforms, but they pay me in dollar, which i convert to pesos since I'm based in the Philippines.

Why not? I mean BTC has become a way of transfering money with less fees than standard banks charge, so why not? I would take it, i mean, there is a risk that a $100 in BTC now might be worthj $90 tomorrow, but hey, it could also be worth $110.
If you don't mind sharing this affiliate platform, i'd be very much curious to take a look at it as well

[Pablo-wood]

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All I can say is that payment option is a choice but research has to be done to know how genuine the company paying affiliate marketers in bitcoin. If it's coming from a reputable industry and the link is correct then they have to keep to their payment terms but the disadvantage is it will be linked to a custodial wallet where they might want to earn through referral programs from their marketers.

In a case has this, it's best to read the ToS so as to get all conditions clearly so it doesn't look like an unfair deal or a terms that shouldn't have been considered from the start

[Patikno]

If you are interested on referring people to an exchange, there are reputable exchanges that has an affiliate program that pays in Bitcoin or other cyrptocurrency.

You can check this site: https://www.blockchain-ads.com/post/high-paying-crypto-affiliate-programs and will list these exchanges here:

Blockchain-Ads - Offers minimum of $1,000 on qualified referrals
Binance - Offers up to 50% commission
Coinbase - Offers up to 50% on qualified purchases
Kraken - Get up to 20% on trading fees
Bybit - Earn between 30% and 50% on trading fees
Ledger - Earn a 10% commission on every sale
Keepkey - get 25% commission per sale
Coinrule - Earn 25% to 30% per sale
 Changelly - Up to 50% revenue share or CPI/CPA/Hybrid model
Bitfinex - Get 18% on direct referrals to 2% on the third level
BlockFi -  Competitive rates (not publicly disclosed)

You can check the site given above for an explanation of each one on the list/

Right, if OP is interested in affiliate programs, maybe it's better to look at some exchange platforms that usually always provide such programs and give rewards to workers who help them to add users. Apart from the well-known exchanges mentioned above, I think OP can also check if there are affiliate programs from your local exchange platform, and maybe that will make it easier for you to refer people.

I see that there is a local exchange that provides it, maybe you can check it out : - Coins.ph - Affiliates

[sunsilk]

There are websites that offer their affiliates to pay in however they want; the kind of payment method is at your choice. But typically, the ones that pay in Bitcoin are likely the exchanges' affiliate partners and the swaps, even the casinos.

Put the website here and so we can see on what's the structure of their affiliate/commission that will be distributed to the ones that will promote their products.

But if you're conscious if it's possible to receive commissions in Bitcoin nowadays, well you don't have to be worry about it because it's nothing new.

[acroman08]

Honestly, My knowledge about Bitcoin isn't that extensive yet, but I'll try to understand it better. Thank you very much!

since you are still learning, if you have questions regarding Bitcoin, Wallets, etc... don't be afraid to ask here. as you can see forum memebrs are willing to asnwer questions that you might have. also, make sure that the projects you are trying to become affiliated with are not scams since you will most likely waste your time on them.

[JiiBs]

        Hello, good day! I have a question that I've been curious about , I came across an ad looking for affiliates for dry products, and they mentioned that they pay in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is a payment option, should an affiliate say they pay in Bitcoin, I think what you should watch out for is, if the affiliate is legit because they just might. Otherwise, you would be wasting your time in the wrong affiliate, working and never getting paid.
So, it’s not really about Bitcoin here, of course you can get paid in Bitcoin for your work where they are open to Bitcoin payments.