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It pays Up to EGP 12000 per referral for a completed referral. The model is CPA, so the payment is tied to the referral converting rather than to a click or a sign-up. Recurring commission: no, so there is nothing further after that single payment.

The published figure is Up to EGP 12000 per referral, stated as a fixed amount per referral rather than a share of revenue. There is no revenue share element here, which makes earnings easier to forecast for a steady referral flow.

It is a single-country scheme, so single country covers Egypt only. Traffic from other markets will not convert against an Egyptian referral offer. Publishers building a multi-country offer list need a separate programme for each market.

The programme works as a referral format, so a reader passes your code on and the reward follows the completed referral. No payout threshold or payment method is stated alongside Up to EGP 12000 per referral, so confirm the payment route with the programme team before you start promoting.

It is run by HSBC Bank Egypt S.A.E, the Egyptian HSBC banking entity, not by a third-party network. The reward comes from a bank rather than an unlisted intermediary, so the counterparty on the other side of the referral reward is a clear banking name.

Support runs on help centre, so questions go to the bank's help centre. There is no dedicated account manager or live chat listed for publishers, which can make tracking a referral slower than with a network that assigns a contact.

Recurring commission: no. The reward is a single payment of Up to EGP 12000 per referral for each successful referral, so publishers who want repeat monthly income should treat this as a bonus offer rather than their main earner.

It is a referral scheme, so your readers pass a referral on to friends and family rather than clicking a tracked link. That suits audiences that already discuss bank accounts, and it is less useful for sites that monetise clicks directly.