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# Referral program
**FROGY has its own special referral program!** Share your unique referral link with friends — you’ll earn money every time they spend tips, gifts, or paid subscriptions.
By clicking your **profile picture**, you can find **Referrals** in the menu. On this page, you can copy your referral link to share with friends, see how many friends you’ve invited, and track how much USDC you’ve earned through the referral program.
#### How It Works?
* When you invite a friend, you **immediately earn 50 points** as a referral bonus.
* Unlike most referral programs that stop after the first reward, FROGY gives you **ongoing earnings**:
* **5% of your friend’s spending** on the platform
* **10% of all points they earn**, for as long as they use FROGY
* Once your friend starts using FROGY, the rewards are **automatically credited** to your wallet in the app.
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It’s simple: **the more friends you bring to the FROGY community using your referral link, the more you earn!**
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