How invites count.
And how you get paid.

An invite counts when someone brand new to Kaisuki creates their account through your link — or through an invite you made to a server you are in, which pays exactly the same.

It counts once they stay: active on at least 6 days within their first 30 days on Kaisuki.

• Brand-new accounts only. Someone who already had a Kaisuki account does not count, whoever's link they use later.
• They have to stay. The 30 days start when their account is created. Any 6 of them count — they do not need to be in a row.
• Every device counts the same. A day on the web, on Android or on iPhone is one day, whichever they use.
• One reward per invited account. However many links someone clicks, one account earns one reward, for one person.

• 20 Kikkō when they join. Paid as soon as the account is created through your invite. It spends like any Kikkō in the shop, but it cannot be cashed out.
• 20 cashable Kikkō when they stay. Paid once they have been active on at least 6 days within their first 30 days. This half is yours to spend, or to save up and cash out as real money.

If they do not stay, you keep the Kikkō from when they joined; the cashable half is simply not paid.

• The rate: 600 cashable Kikkō = $1.
• The minimum: you can cash out once you hold $10 (6,000 cashable Kikkō).
• The fee: we take no cut. Each cash-out carries only the 3% + 45¢ processing fee that covers the transfer.
• When it clears: cashable Kikkō earned in a month can be cashed out 45 days after that month ends.
• The monthly ceiling: up to $40 of cashable Kikkō can be earned in one calendar month. Invites past it still pay the Kikkō for joining.
• Age: you must be 18 or older to cash out.

Cash-outs are checked before they are paid. The programme is in beta and its terms can change; this page always shows the ones in force.

We only count real people. Kaisuki uses an advanced system to detect fake, duplicate and automated accounts. We do not publish how it works.

• Rewards tied to accounts we find to be fake are not paid: the cashable reward is refused, and a cash-out that relies on them can be declined.
• Abusing the programme — making accounts to invite yourself, buying or trading sign-ups, or anything built to look like a real friend when it is not — can end your participation in it.
• Invite people you actually want here. That is the whole programme.