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Mediline Partner Program

Terms &
Conditions.

These terms describe the commercial rules of the Mediline affiliate program. They preserve the core conditions published on the previous Mediline website and can be edited from WordPress.

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1. Commission

Approved affiliates earn a commission of 40–50% on qualifying sales. The applicable rate depends on sales performance for the reporting period, is reviewed weekly and is not changed retroactively for a closed period.

2. Tracking and attribution

Affiliate referrals are tracked for 90 days. A qualifying sale must be successfully attributed to the affiliate through the approved Mediline tracking setup.

3. Payouts

Affiliate payouts are processed once per week in USDT. The minimum payout threshold is 100 USDT. Payment-system or transfer fees are covered by the affiliate.

4. Valid commissions

Commission is accrued only on successfully paid orders. Cancelled orders, refunds, chargebacks or fraudulent transactions may cancel or reverse the related commission.

5. Approved markets

The program accepts approved traffic from European countries and the United States, subject to Mediline approval and applicable product or market restrictions.

6. Traffic sources

Affiliates may use approved traffic sources except prohibited methods. The following are not accepted:

  • fraudulent or misleading traffic;
  • incentivized traffic that has not been explicitly approved;
  • spam or unsolicited bulk messaging;
  • bots, automated traffic or click fraud;
  • unapproved bidding or PPC campaigns using the Mediline brand.

7. Compliance

Affiliates are responsible for the accuracy of their promotional activity and for complying with applicable laws, advertising rules and the requirements of the traffic source they use.

8. Program administration

Live sales, the current commission rate and payout activity are available in the affiliate panel. Mediline may review traffic quality and qualifying transactions when calculating commissions.