TP Play Invite Code

Referral schemes show up across gaming and fintech apps alike because the incentives line up neatly: the person referring only gets paid once their invitee actually starts using the platform, and the new player usually gets a reason of their own to sign up. TP Play's version follows the same logic — joining costs nothing on either side, and no payout happens unless the referred account clears whatever participation bar the current promotion sets.

An invite code connects a brand-new account back to whoever referred them. Once someone signs up with your code and begins playing, you start qualifying for ongoing commission on their activity, and depending on the promotion running at the time, the new player might also unlock an extra bonus stacked on top of the regular welcome offer.

No. The invite code box on the registration form is completely optional. Skipping it doesn't stop you from creating an account, depositing or playing — it just means no one gets referral credit for your signup.

Once you've set up a TP Play account, your own invite code and referral link sit in the Promotion or Referral section after you log in. Pass that link or code directly to friends — if they type it in manually, it needs to match exactly, capital letters included, since case usually matters.

• Type the code into the optional Invite Code box during registration.
• It can only be applied while signing up — there's no way to add one after the account already exists.
• Before you submit, double-check the code matches exactly what was shared with you.

TP Play's referral program pays out lasting commission — up to 85%, depending on what's currently running — based on the play of any friend who signs up through your code. Full current terms, plus any live referral campaigns, are posted on the Promotion page.

These two get confused often, but they're not the same thing. An invite code ties a fresh signup to a referrer so commission keeps flowing. A gift code, on the other hand, is a separate, short-lived code you redeem inside an account you already have, for a one-off instant bonus. Both exist on the platform, but they do different jobs and get entered in different spots.

Referral schemes exist because a recommendation from someone you know beats any ad — a friend vouching for a platform they already use carries more weight than a banner ever could. In return for that trust, TP Play passes a share of a referred player's activity back to whoever made the introduction, which is exactly why the commission keeps paying out over time instead of arriving as one flat sum.

• Send your link directly to people you actually know rather than posting it somewhere public where it could be misused.
• Give a quick rundown of what the platform offers so the people you refer know what to expect.
• Check in on your referral activity now and then to make sure new signups are being credited properly.
• Watch the Promotion page for short-term referral boosts that push commission rates higher for a while.

Can I apply an invite code after registering? No — it has to be entered on the registration form itself; there's no way to attach one to an account after the fact.

Is there a limit to how many friends I can refer? No — share your code or link with as many people as you want, and every successful referral adds to your ongoing commission.

Does using an invite code cost the new player anything? No — it costs nothing to use, and often unlocks a bonus on top of the usual welcome offer for the new account.

Once someone registers using an invite code, both the new account and the referrer usually see the link show up in their referral or activity history, once the new account meets whatever participation requirements the current promotion sets. If a code doesn't seem to have taken effect, the Contact page lists current support channels that can check on it.