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# Referral Program

## How It Works

Each Hyperbeat user gets a **unique referral code** after connecting their wallet. You can use this code to invite others and earn hearts when they participate.

* **You earn 10% of the Hearts your referrals generate**, across all campaigns.
* Example: If your friend earns 1 Heart/second in a vault, **you earn 0.1 Hearts/second**, passively.

## Getting Your Referral Code

1. Connect your wallet on <https://app.hyperbeat.org/vaults#invite>
2. Generate your referral code:
   * Connect your wallet and sign the tx to generate your code (e.g. `https://app.hyperbeat.xyz/?ref=abcd123`)
   * Copy your code to share it anywhere

## Using a Referral Code

If you were referred to Hyperbeat:

* Open Hyperbeat using your friend’s referral link *or e*nter their referral code manually on the platform within **48 hours** of first connecting your wallet. A timer will show how much time you have left to enter a code.

## Rules & Limitations

* You **cannot refer yourself** or create circular referrals (e.g., A refers B, B refers A).
* Referral codes are **unique to each wallet** and **non-transferable**.
* You have **48 hours** after your first wallet connection to enter a referral code.
* Hearts are awarded **automatically** and **consistently across all campaigns**.
* Sybil or fraudulent behaviour will result in **penalties or disqualification**.


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