C24 Bank review

Commission is 70 EUR per referral, a flat fee per referral rather than a percentage. The model is CPA, so payment is tied to the referral event and not to later account activity. There is no recurring commission on top of it.

Recurring commission: no. A referral pays once, and nothing further accrues while the account stays open. Publishers who rely on lifetime value from a banking customer should look at programmes with revenue share or recurring models instead.

The programme runs in a single country scope, so traffic has to come from the German market. That keeps the audience narrow but relevant, since the offer itself is a banking product aimed at local account holders.

It is a referral offer, with referral as the programme feature. Publishers share a referral link rather than a full tracked affiliate network, which suits sites built around a single recommended bank.

Support runs on help centre only, meaning the help centre is the single listed channel. There is no live chat or phone line for publisher questions, so trackers keep their own records.

The programme is run by C24 Bank GmbH, the legal entity named for the bank. That matters for publishers who check the counterparty before adding a finance offer to a comparison page.

Qonto pays CPA per registration plus KYB bonus, while C24 Bank pays 70 EUR per referral per referral. Both are banking offers, so the choice rests on which market the publisher's audience sits in and whether a bonus or a flat fee fits better.