Affiliate programs that payout in Bitcoin?

[JGoRed]

So, I'm looking for affiliate programs (or perhaps a market similar to clickbank) that pays out in Bitcoin. Anyone seen anything like it? No, I'm not looking for faucet affiliate programs; although there are plenty of those.

[rozee]

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[Windpower]

So, I'm looking for affiliate programs (or perhaps a market similar to clickbank) that pays out in Bitcoin. Anyone seen anything like it? No, I'm not looking for faucet affiliate programs; although there are plenty of those.

I just started using this new affiliate network, and the best part is, they pay out in Bitcoin. They have their own website if you want to check it out for yourself, https://runcpa.com/. Making an account is extremely simple and you can be earning money in a matter of minutes. Payouts are instant and transaction fees are low as they use Bitcoin. Also, their high conversions let you earn more money. Payouts are transparent and they even offer helpful videos if you are stuck or don't know what to do.

[OmegaStarScream]

I know that Bit.ac which is a multi coin wallet and have a built-in exchange have a good affiliate program. There is also Wirexapp who provide bitcoin debit cards, the rates are somehow very high while loading the card so It could be inconvenient for some people and you may have hard times finding people registering under your account.

[amacar2]

You can try runcpa https://runcpa.com/
They claim to be the highest paying cpa network that pays out in bitcoin, i haven't tried them personally but i think many are using them.

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PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

[lumeire]

   
PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

You don't have to calculate taxes if you're not from the US. In case you are, they have forms in there that can help.

[Windpower]

   
PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

I still think that runcpa is the best affiliate program running at the moment, that pays out in Bitcoin. I have been using it for a while now and there is no reason for me to change, could anyone suggest why I should change programs?

[lumeire]

   
PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

I still think that runcpa is the best affiliate program running at the moment, that pays out in Bitcoin. I have been using it for a while now and there is no reason for me to change, could anyone suggest why I should change programs?

Well if you're running RunCPA no doubt it is the best for BTCBTCBTC traffic. If you're into affiliate marketing that is outside the BTCBTCBTC niche, you should definitely check it out, it has thousands of offers with competitive payouts in a wide variety of niches, take a look:

http://www.peerflyoffers.com/

[favdesu]

   
PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

I still think that runcpa is the best affiliate program running at the moment, that pays out in Bitcoin. I have been using it for a while now and there is no reason for me to change, could anyone suggest why I should change programs?

Well if you're running RunCPA no doubt it is the best for BTCBTCBTC traffic. If you're into affiliate marketing that is outside the BTCBTCBTC niche, you should definitely check it out, it has thousands of offers with competitive payouts in a wide variety of niches, take a look:

http://www.peerflyoffers.com/

there are not clickbank bitcoin copies to my knowledge. RunCPA is utter garbage and not transparent, you'll never know if they fool you. I'm still waiting for an on-chain affiliate program with products.

[lumeire]

   
PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

I still think that runcpa is the best affiliate program running at the moment, that pays out in Bitcoin. I have been using it for a while now and there is no reason for me to change, could anyone suggest why I should change programs?

Well if you're running RunCPA no doubt it is the best for BTCBTCBTC traffic. If you're into affiliate marketing that is outside the BTCBTCBTC niche, you should definitely check it out, it has thousands of offers with competitive payouts in a wide variety of niches, take a look:

http://www.peerflyoffers.com/

there are not clickbank bitcoin copies to my knowledge. RunCPA is utter garbage and not transparent, you'll never know if they fool you. I'm still waiting for an on-chain affiliate program with products.

We'll the same applies to any other affiliate network, as you can't really know if a network is shaving your leads, not until you split test the same everything to another network.

Anyhow, putting and recording affiliate transactions on the blockchain is truly a novel idea. I wonder why there aren't any startup doing this.

[favdesu]

   
PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

I still think that runcpa is the best affiliate program running at the moment, that pays out in Bitcoin. I have been using it for a while now and there is no reason for me to change, could anyone suggest why I should change programs?

Well if you're running RunCPA no doubt it is the best for BTCBTCBTC traffic. If you're into affiliate marketing that is outside the BTCBTCBTC niche, you should definitely check it out, it has thousands of offers with competitive payouts in a wide variety of niches, take a look:

http://www.peerflyoffers.com/

there are not clickbank bitcoin copies to my knowledge. RunCPA is utter garbage and not transparent, you'll never know if they fool you. I'm still waiting for an on-chain affiliate program with products.

We'll the same applies to any other affiliate network, as you can't really know if a network is shaving your leads, not until you split test the same everything to another network.

Anyhow, putting and recording affiliate transactions on the blockchain is truly a novel idea. I wonder why there aren't any startup doing this.

yeah, but other networks are around much longer and offer more or less legit products. runcpa only offers cloud ponzis and gambling

[Bitcoinsummoner]

   
PEERFLY, once of the largest, added a BTC payments few days ago.

Here is the topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1879902.0

Still, I don't know how you should calculate taxes and so on. Because if you advert Primedice for example, you could hide your commissions. But it won't work with Peerfly.

I still think that runcpa is the best affiliate program running at the moment, that pays out in Bitcoin. I have been using it for a while now and there is no reason for me to change, could anyone suggest why I should change programs?

Well if you're running RunCPA no doubt it is the best for BTCBTCBTC traffic. If you're into affiliate marketing that is outside the BTCBTCBTC niche, you should definitely check it out, it has thousands of offers with competitive payouts in a wide variety of niches, take a look:

http://www.peerflyoffers.com/

there are not clickbank bitcoin copies to my knowledge. RunCPA is utter garbage and not transparent, you'll never know if they fool you. I'm still waiting for an on-chain affiliate program with products.

We'll the same applies to any other affiliate network, as you can't really know if a network is shaving your leads, not until you split test the same everything to another network.

Anyhow, putting and recording affiliate transactions on the blockchain is truly a novel idea. I wonder why there aren't any startup doing this.

I think if you really have knowledge in marketing you should know how to track your leads conversation.. not only for putting your link in many places just use a tracker to know the clicks keywords or referrer CTR impressions like clickmagic..
Well i am not a pro in affiliate programs but i have experience and still now i am working like peerfly max bounty cpalead mgcash and ogads.  but the best site for me there are peerfly and maxbounty because of a good conversation rate and high payouts.

If he is looking for affiliate that paying for bitcoin I think there are still someone are paying in bitcoin here but they are still not so popular.
The only way to get bitcoin try receiving them earnings from those i mention and try to withdraw it in paypal and look for exchanging your paypal into bitcoin exchanger. before you can receive a bitcoin..