Gambling and casino
CatAffs
CatAffs’ standard starting point is dynamic RevShare; CPA requires affiliate-manager approval, while hybrid terms are discussed individually. The published RevShare descriptions differ between the homepage, Rules, and FAQ, and the Rules and FAQ also give different bank-transfer withdrawal minimums.
This distinction matters to affiliates weighing recurring revenue against manager-set terms, particularly when payment conditions affect their operating plans.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Which CatAffs Terms Set the Choice?
CatAffs’ Rules, FAQ, and project pages provide the following terms, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Projects: direct-advertiser programs for Kometa, R7, Kent, Daddy, Gama, and Cat (Rules, checked 2026-10-31).
- Standard commission: dynamic RevShare from 20% to 40% (Rules, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payment schedule: RevShare commissions paid monthly from the first to the fifth (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
- Attribution: last-cookie-wins (Rules, checked 2026-10-31).
- Participation: partners need a traffic source (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
What Do CatAffs’ Gaming Projects Offer?
The provider presents several gaming projects, with project descriptions and target regions that vary by page. CatAffs describes Arkada as a gambling brand for beginners and experienced users, while its pages characterize Kometa as focused on player retention and interaction, and R7 as aimed at VIP players and high rollers as well as standard users.
The provider describes Kometa as a gaming metaverse with a social ecosystem for players, and identifies Kent as a gambling project. Its Kent page lists Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Portugal, and Germany as target GEOs; Arkada lists Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.
Gambling and betting offers are restricted or prohibited by law in some countries, and age limits, licensing and permitted regions differ by jurisdiction; check the network’s own rules and local law before running any traffic. This is not legal or financial advice.
Which Network Criteria Can You Compare?
In general, compare networks by payment model, approval conditions, attribution rules, withdrawal terms, eligible traffic sources, support, and GEO fit. These criteria help distinguish the operating conditions that matter to a particular campaign without assuming that networks in the same category offer interchangeable terms.
Choose RevShare or Manager-Set CPA
CatAffs says partners initially have access to dynamic RevShare and can discuss CPA or hybrid arrangements with an affiliate manager. The provider states that the CPA model charges for users’ first deposits, requires affiliate-manager approval, and has a 30-day post-click window. CatAffs lists CPA test caps of 20–40 first deposits, with the target audience agreed in advance.
The rate descriptions differ across CatAffs’ pages: the homepage lists dynamic revenue share of 25%–45%, the Rules give a standard range of 20% to 40%, and the FAQ describes monthly rates from 25% for 0–15 first deposits to 45% for 100 or more. These are separate published descriptions; the sources do not establish one reconciled rate schedule.
For CPA, the homepage describes a 30-day post-click window and says the rate is agreed with a manager; the Arkada page also states a 30-day window and test caps of 20–40 first deposits. The provider describes CPA rates as up to 250 EUR per qualified player, with rates agreed with a manager and dependent on traffic factors. Hybrid conditions are discussed individually with each partner.
How Do Cookies and Postbacks Record Referrals?
CatAffs says referral attribution follows a last-cookie-wins rule. The provider says its tracking cookies last 30 days.
For partner-side reporting, CatAffs says it offers postback integrations with CPA networks and can transmit custom parameters. The provider also describes its own billing platform, redirector with notifications, and advanced analytics.
The Rules allow CatAffs to request traffic-source information and state that payments may be suspended if a partner refuses to provide it. Affiliates assessing attribution should therefore check both the cookie rule and the source-information requirement against their own traffic setup.
When Do Commissions Reach Withdrawal?
The Rules and FAQ differ on bank-transfer minimums, so the published figures should be read as separate source statements rather than one settled threshold.
- Rules — 500 euros for bank transfer; 50 euros for payment methods (checked 2026-10-31).
- FAQ — 1,000 EUR for bank transfers; 50 EUR for wallets (checked 2026-10-31).
The Rules state that the billing period is one month and that income from a past period accrues within five working days. The FAQ says RevShare commissions are paid monthly from the first to the fifth, while CPA commissions are paid twice monthly in two stated date ranges.
For CPA or hybrid payments, the Rules describe an initial hold of 14 days and later holds of 7 days; the FAQ likewise gives those periods from player qualification, while stating that the program may extend a hold. CatAffs also states that payment occurs when at least five attracted players have made a deposit.
Which Documented Features Aid Comparison?
CatAffs’ homepage, FAQ, and project page describe operational features that affiliates can assess alongside the deal terms.
- The homepage lists tracking bonus codes, reviews, banners, landing pages, and closed tournaments among its promotional materials.
- Its FAQ adds keywords, visuals, landing pages, and an Android APK to the listed materials.
- CatAffs says its system includes a billing platform, a redirector with notifications, and advanced analytics.
- The provider describes postback integrations with CPA networks and transmission of custom parameters.
- On the Arkada project page, CatAffs describes partner support for offer setup and promotion during cooperation.
These are provider descriptions, not independent assessments of how the features work in practice.
Which Conditions Narrow the Choice?
CatAffs’ Rules reserve discretion over participation and can change without partner consent or advance notice. Those terms leave the program room to refuse cooperation without giving a reason and to revise its rules after a partner has joined.
The FAQ says partners need a traffic source, and the Rules allow CatAffs to request source information. The Rules also say payments may be suspended if a partner refuses that request.
Spam mailings are prohibited under the Rules and may result in account closure without payment of earned funds. The same document prohibits fraud, motivated traffic, misleading claims, and cookie stuffing.
For CPA or hybrid traffic, the FAQ states an initial hold of 14 days and subsequent holds of 7 days from player qualification; it also allows the program to extend a hold. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who Can Work Within the Traffic Rules?
CatAffs’ stated entry condition is having a traffic source, and its FAQ names prerolls, Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, contextual ads, UAC, ASO, and SEO as accepted categories. Partners must also be at least 18 years old under the Rules.
The Rules prohibit fraud, motivated traffic, misleading claims, and cookie stuffing, while the FAQ says spam mailings are prohibited. Project GEO conditions differ: the Kent page lists Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Portugal, and Germany, while the R7 page lists the CIS as its target GEO. Affiliates need to check the relevant project’s stated geography against their traffic plans.
What we could not confirm
- Registration: application steps, review process, and expected approval timing
- Payment operations: complete, consistent withdrawal methods and applicable currencies
- Account access: dashboard permissions, reporting fields, and partner-side controls
- Offer coverage: project-by-project GEOs, traffic sources, and terms beyond listed examples
- Agreement terms: dispute handling, termination process, and commission-adjustment challenges
What Do CatAffs’ Rules and FAQ Answer?
Can a partner transfer a CatAffs account?
CatAffs’ Rules prohibit selling or transferring an account to a third party without prior approval. A partner planning a change in ownership or account control should treat that approval condition as part of the written participation terms, rather than assume a transfer is permitted automatically.
What can CatAffs request about traffic sources?
CatAffs may request information about a partner’s traffic source, and its Rules say payments may be suspended if the partner refuses to provide it. The FAQ separately requires partners to have a traffic source. These terms make source documentation relevant to ongoing cooperation, not only initial participation.
What does CatAffs say about spam and earned funds?
The Rules prohibit spam mailings and state that they may lead to account closure without payment of earned funds. The same Rules list fraud, motivated traffic, misleading claims, and cookie stuffing among prohibited practices. The written consequence for spam is therefore more than a restriction on a traffic format.
What promotional material does CatAffs list?
The provider’s FAQ lists keywords, visuals, landing pages, and an Android APK among partner promotional materials. Its homepage separately lists tracking bonus codes, reviews, banners, landing pages, and closed tournaments. The pages provide examples of listed materials, but do not establish that every item is available for every project.
How does CatAffs describe the CPA attribution window?
The Kent project page says CPA charges for users’ first deposits and uses a 30-day post-click window. The provider also states that CPA rates require manager agreement and depend on traffic factors. Affiliates comparing CPA terms should check the applicable project conditions as well as the stated attribution window.
What qualification condition does CatAffs state for payment?
The FAQ states that payment occurs when at least five attracted players have made a deposit. For CPA or hybrid traffic, it also describes an initial hold of 14 days and later holds of 7 days from player qualification, with possible extensions. Those conditions are distinct from the separately stated withdrawal minimums.
Which Written Terms Settle the Choice?
Fits if… CatAffs’ standard RevShare suits your buying model, or a manager agrees to CPA or hybrid terms you can accept.
Probably not if… you need one clearly consistent published commission schedule or bank-transfer minimum before proceeding: the Rules and FAQ give different figures.
Main risk… the written payment terms need clarification: compare the Rules and FAQ directly, then confirm the applicable terms before committing traffic.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
- cataff.team/faqchecked
- cataff.team/project/arkadachecked
- cataff.teamchecked
- cataff.team/ruleschecked
- cataff.team/project/r7checked
- cataff.team/project/kentchecked
- cataff.team/project/kometa-2checked
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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