Blomo pays 10 USDT for each friend who signs up with your invite link and then orders a card. The money goes to a referral balance that sits apart from your main one. From there you either move it across with a single button and spend it by card, or, before moving it, have Blomo support pay it out in crypto. There is no cap on the number of friends. If a friend’s card order is declined or cancelled, the 10 USDT for that order is reversed, and it is paid again if they order again. The full rules are on the referral programme page.
The link, and when it counts
The link lives in the Blomo app under Settings, then Rewards, then Invite friends, next to buttons to share or copy it. It opens the sign-up screen of the Blomo app with your code attached.
It counts once, at the moment an account is created — by email or with Telegram. An account that already exists cannot be linked to you later, and your own link does nothing for your own account. A friend who opens the link and comes back to register a few days later is still linked to you for up to thirty days, provided they return in the same browser. Opening the link in one browser or app and signing up in another loses it.
What moves your referral balance
| Event | Effect on your referral balance |
|---|---|
| A friend registers with your link | No money yet; you get a notification |
| The friend places a card order | +10 USDT, at that moment |
| That order is declined or cancelled | −10 USDT for that order |
| The friend orders again later | +10 USDT again |
| The friend’s card is activated | The bonus is settled; later cards they order pay nothing more |
The bonus follows the order, not the person, until a card actually starts working. That is why a decline reverses it and a new order restores it, and why there is never more than one live bonus per friend.
Registration, bonus and reversal each arrive as a notification in the app, and in Telegram if your account has Telegram linked.
Spending it or withdrawing it
Move to balance takes the whole referral balance and puts it on your main balance in one step. From then on it is ordinary money: your cards spend it, and it can be withdrawn like anything else on the balance.
The alternative is to cash the referral balance out as crypto: Blomo support handles the request while the bonus has not been moved. Blomo’s usual withdrawal pricing covers it — a 3% fee and the network’s charge, both subtracted from what is sent — and the usual timing too: a quarter of an hour to an hour in most cases, one day at the outside (terms, section 8). On a single 10 USDT bonus the 3% alone is 0.30 USDT before the network fee, so for small sums spending through the card usually leaves you more.
Rules that keep it fair
- One account per person. The Blomo terms allow a single account for each person (section 3); extra accounts opened to collect bonuses break that rule.
- Every link-up and every bonus is visible to the Blomo team as it happens.
- Your friend gets no bonus of their own. To trigger yours they top up — Blomo adds its 1% fee on top of the amount credited — and order a card, which needs that card’s entry threshold on their balance, from 100 USDT on the Estonia card to 1,000 USDT on the Netherlands card, and holds their whole balance until the card is activated (fees). Their first virtual card is free.
Short answers
How much is the Blomo referral bonus? 10 USDT for each friend who signs up with your link and orders a card.
When does Blomo pay the referral bonus? When your friend places a card order. Registration alone pays nothing.
Is there a limit on Blomo referrals? No. Blomo sets no limit on the number of friends or the total.
Can I withdraw the Blomo referral bonus in crypto? Yes. Blomo support pays it out while it is still on the referral balance, for a 3% fee and the network charge.
What if my friend’s order is declined? The 10 USDT for that order is reversed. If they order again, it is paid again.
Related pages
- Blomo referral programme — the rules on one page.
- Which Blomo card should you choose? — useful for the friend you invite.
- Ordering a second card holds your balance — what the hold on an order means.