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SUI BROKERS partner referrals: attribution, Points, and Trust
A practical guide to wallet attribution, Partner Points, Trust, accrued revenue, and seasonal capacity using the current service rules.
This /partners page explains the current SUI BROKERS partner path. It is an informational guide, not a wallet-specific referral URL. To create a shareable link, connect a Sui mainnet wallet, open the Partners view in the app, and copy the wallet-specific link shown there. The invited wallet must connect through that link before the referral is attributed.
The guide uses partner, referral, and affiliate as plain-language terms for the same attribution topic. The canonical guide stays at /partners; the app supplies the wallet-specific link.
The attributed-wallet journey
- Connect a Sui mainnet wallet explicitly.
- Open the Partners view in the app and copy your wallet-specific shareable link.
- Have the invited wallet open that link and connect explicitly.
- Check the app's invited wallets, Partner Points, accrued revenue, Trust, and service qualification state.
Opening a ref URL is only the starting step. It does not attribute a wallet by itself. The first valid referral wins, so a later link does not replace an existing valid association.
What the current ledger measures
The current partner share has three parts:
- Partner Points: 10% of verified invited Points.
- Accrued revenue: 10% of SUI BROKERS protocol revenue from verified invited activity, reported as accrued revenue.
- Partner Trust allocation: 25 Broker NFTs are reserved for Partner Trust in each season. The remaining 225 places are the verified Swap and The Desk activity allocation.
Here is the arithmetic for a single educational example. If the service reports 25,000 verified invited Points, 10% gives 2,500 Partner Points. At 1 Trust = 5 Partner Points, that is 500 Trust. The example assumes the service has already verified the invited Points; it does not predict qualification or an allocation.
The revenue measure has a different base. If the service reports $100 of actual SUI BROKERS protocol revenue from verified invited activity, 10% is $10 of accrued revenue. That $10 is not Swap volume, and it is not a paid balance. It remains an accrued ledger value until the current payout process says otherwise.
Trust and seasonal capacity
Trust is derived from Partner Points at a fixed ratio:
1 Trust = 5 Partner Points
| Season | UTC window | Trust threshold | Reserved Trust places |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | Sep 22, 2026, 16:51:59.978 UTC – Nov 1, 2026, 12:00 UTC | 500 | 25 |
| Season 2 | Nov 1, 2026, 12:05 UTC – Jan 1, 2027, 12:00 UTC | 1,000 | 25 |
| Season 3 | Jan 1, 2027, 12:05 UTC – Mar 1, 2027, 12:00 UTC | 2,000 | 25 |
| Season 4 | Mar 1, 2027, 12:05 UTC – May 1, 2027, 12:00 UTC | 4,000 | 25 |
The active stage returned by the service determines the threshold and capacity state shown by the app. Partner activity from before Season 1 remains visible in history, but it earns no seasonal Points or seasonal Partner Trust credit.
What to check before sharing
- Copy the wallet-specific share link from the Partners view in the app.
/partnersis the guide, not the share URL. - Tell invited users to connect explicitly after opening the link.
- Read Partner Points, accrued revenue, and Trust as service-reported ledger values.
- Treat seasonal thresholds and capacity as qualification conditions, not guarantees of an NFT, reward, revenue payment, liquidity, or return.
For the source rules, read the Partners documentation. For activity that can produce Points, read how Swap works and how The Desk works.
Common questions
Does opening a referral link attribute a wallet?
No. Attribution is created after the wallet explicitly connects, and the first valid referral wins.
Is the 10% partner share a guaranteed payment?
No. The 10% figures describe the current Partner Points and accrued-revenue rules for verified invited activity. They do not promise payment or return.
Does reaching the Trust threshold guarantee a Broker NFT?
No. It qualifies a partner for the reserved allocation under the active season state. Final allocation still depends on the service ledger and season capacity.