Finance and loans
Rafinad
The provider’s FAQ says Start-status partners have a 14-day hold on approved leads before the funds become available for withdrawal. Rafinad describes itself as a partner network connecting advertisers, webmasters, and bloggers. Rafinad's FAQ states that Start-status payouts are made weekly on Thursdays, and payout requests must be submitted by Wednesday at 14:00 Moscow time.
This setup is most relevant to publishers and bloggers comparing an intermediary network with direct programs.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Offer selection and payout routes
The provider’s pages, checked on 2026-10-31, describe these features and routes:
- Audience: webmasters and bloggers.
- Offer count: the homepage states more than 300 financial offers.
- Payout routes: cards, electronic wallets, self-employment accounts, individual entrepreneur or company accounts, and USDT.
- Support: the provider states that support is available for users’ questions.
Advertisers supply leads to publishers
Advertisers supply leads, while publishers promote offers; Rafinad describes its network as connecting the two sides. The service presents itself to webmasters and bloggers, who can select advertiser offers through its partner platform. That makes the network an intermediary for offer access and traffic and conversion tracking, rather than a direct advertiser program.
Financial, trading and crypto offers are restricted by law, age or region; check network and platform rules and local law before promoting them. This is not legal or financial advice.
Postbacks connect lead statuses to trackers
Rafinad’s postback configuration transfers lead statuses automatically to a tracking system.
The account also provides an API key and documentation in its Tools section. The provider warns that deleting a traffic source invalidates its affiliate links and removes offer connections created through that source.
Start, Silver, and Gold payout terms
The provider’s FAQ, checked on 2026-10-31, sets different conditions by partner status:
- Start: the provider’s FAQ says approved leads have a 14-day hold before funds become available for withdrawal.
- Start: the provider’s FAQ says payouts are weekly on Thursdays; requests are due by Wednesday at 14:00 Moscow time.
- Silver: the provider’s FAQ says it requires earning at least 70,000 rubles per month and maintaining monthly traffic earnings of at least that amount.
- Gold: the provider’s FAQ says it requires earning at least 500,000 rubles per month and maintaining monthly traffic earnings of at least that amount.
- Silver express payouts: the provider’s FAQ says members can request them with an additional 2% commission.
The thresholds describe status conditions, while the weekly request deadline applies specifically to Start partners. Before relying on a payout schedule, check which status applies and whether the request cutoff fits your payment planning.
Filtered reports and weekly Telegram updates
The dashboard displays approved conversion data that publishers can filter by date, offer, and traffic source. Selected filters can then be used to download a leads report in Excel format. This provides a stated path from reviewing approved conversions to exporting filtered lead data.
Rafinad says offers appear in a format for bloggers and can be joined from the offer list. The provider also says it supplies detailed financial statistics and sends bloggers weekly result reports through Telegram. These are provider descriptions of its reporting tools and updates.
Source limits and payout exposure
The provider says payout deprivation may occur for low-quality or fraudulent traffic, making traffic quality a direct payment risk. Deleting a source also invalidates its links and removes offer connections made through it.
The FAQ limits source creation to at most one source of each type and five sources in total. The provider also warns that disabling the old version ends traffic and lead counting, and closes access to offers and statistics. The page asks users to settle financial matters and save needed details before continuing on the new platform.
Start partners face the approved-lead hold and weekly request cutoff described in the provider’s FAQ. Several material details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Offer and reporting tools replace manual handoffs
- The provider states that bloggers can join offers from the offer list.
- The provider says the dashboard displays approved-conversion data that can be filtered by date, offer, and traffic source.
- The provider says users can download a leads report in Excel format using selected filters.
- The provider states that it sends bloggers weekly result reports via Telegram.
Direct programs shift the comparison
When comparing an aggregator network with a direct affiliate program, compare who controls offer access, sets payment conditions, and handles tracking responsibilities. The answers determine whether the intermediary’s offer workflow fits the way a publisher manages campaigns.
Traffic-source limits shape publisher fit
The documented workflow is aimed at webmasters and bloggers who select offers through the platform. It may suit publishers whose traffic setup fits the provider’s source rules and whose work can use its offer-selection process.
Before proceeding, check how planned sources fit the provider’s rules and whether the required offer connections can be maintained. The provider warns that deleting a source invalidates its links and removes connections made through it.
What we could not confirm
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history.
- Integrations and setup requirements.
- Vertical and GEO scope, including permitted or excluded categories and locations.
- Registration and moderation process.
- Minimum payout and complete payout-model terms.
- Currencies and method-specific withdrawal conditions.
Questions about holds, reports, and sources
How does the postback work?
The postback configuration transfers lead statuses automatically from the platform to a tracking system.
Which report filters and exports are listed?
The dashboard’s approved-conversion data can be filtered by date, offer, and traffic source. Publishers can download a leads report in Excel format using selected filters. The provider also says bloggers receive weekly result reports through Telegram. These are distinct reporting routes; confirm which records each one includes.
What happens when a traffic source is deleted?
Deleting a traffic source invalidates its affiliate links and removes offer connections made through that source. Treat deletion as affecting both existing links and their associated offer connections. Before removing a source, identify any active links and connections that depend on it.
Which payout routes are named?
The provider lists cards, electronic wallets, self-employment accounts, individual entrepreneur or company accounts, and USDT as payout routes.
What are the Silver and Gold status thresholds?
The provider says Silver requires monthly earnings of at least 70,000 rubles, with monthly traffic earnings maintained at that level. The provider’s FAQ says Gold requires at least 500,000 rubles per month, with monthly traffic earnings maintained at that amount. The provider’s FAQ says Silver members can request express payouts with an additional 2% commission.
Proceed only after checking the transition
Fits if your publishing workflow can follow the stated payment conditions and the provider’s transition instructions.
Probably not if you need traffic and leads counted, or access to offers and statistics, after the old version is disabled.
Main risk… the provider says traffic and leads will stop being counted, with offer and statistics access closing after the old version is disabled. Check the transition requirements and applicable payout timing before proceeding.
Sources
Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.
- rafinad.io/faqchecked
- rafinad.iochecked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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