How to View BitTap Invitation Data and Commission Earnings

BitTap provides users with a feature to easily track invitation data and commission earnings. By following the steps below, you can monitor your referral performance and income:

1. Log in to Your BitTap Account

  • Visit the BitTap official website or open the mobile application and log in with your account credentials.

2. Navigate to the “Invite Friends” Page

  • After logging in, click on the menu at the top of the page and find the “Invite Friends” option. This page will contain your unique referral link and invitation code.

3. View Invitation Data

  • On the “Invite Friends” page, you can view the total number of friends you have successfully invited, as well as details on each friend’s registration and trading activity.
  • The invitation data will display:
  • The trading status of invited users.
  • The types of trades they’ve executed, such as spot trading, margin trading, or futures trading.
  • The commission amount generated by each friend.

4. View Commission Earnings

  • On the same page, you can also track your commission earnings. This section will show:
  • The total commissions you’ve earned so far.
  • A detailed breakdown of commissions generated from each friend’s trading activities, including spot, futures, and margin trades.
  • Commission settlement time and the type of cryptocurrency or tokens used for the payouts.

Additional Tips:

  • Commission Updates: BitTap’s commission data typically updates within 24 hours after the invited person completes a trade. If the data is delayed, please wait or refresh the page for the latest information.

By following these steps, you can stay informed about your referral activity and the earnings you generate through BitTap’s commission structure.

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