Berliner Volksbank review

A successful referral pays 100 EUR per successful referral, which runs on a cpa basis at €100. The trigger is plain: the referral has to succeed before anything is due. There is no tier or bonus ladder listed, so that figure is the whole arrangement for a converted referral.

Recurring commission: no. A referral pays 100 EUR per successful referral for the successful referral it produced, and nothing is earned on that customer afterwards. Publishers who count on monthly income from a single account need a different kind of offer, such as a revenue share arrangement.

The programme is single country, with the operator based in Germany. Referral rewards are tied to a local customer base, so a publisher with a broad international audience will count fewer qualifying referrals than one focused on the home market. It is a local play, not a worldwide offer.

Contact runs on email and phone. Email and phone are the listed routes, which suits a publisher who would rather raise a tracking or attribution question with a person than send a form. Chat and community channels are not part of the listed support.

The programme belongs to Berliner Volksbank eG, a cooperative bank based in Germany and listed under banking. Because the operator is the bank itself rather than a separate network, contract terms, attribution and payment handling sit with the bank directly.

The model is cpa, so payment follows a completed referral rather than a share of revenue. referral is the only feature listed, which keeps expectations narrow. For contrast, Admitad runs 5% per sale, a different basis again.

Mintos blends Hybrid lead and CPA commission, and Qonto offers CPA per registration plus KYB bonus, so both can add a layer on top of a registration. Berliner Volksbank keeps the terms at 100 EUR per successful referral for a plain conversion, which is easier to explain in banking content but narrower in what it pays.