> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://faq.rollercoin.com/rollercoin/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://faq.rollercoin.com/rollercoin/f.a.q./referral/3.-how-to-make-a-referral.md).

# 3. How to make a referral?

## **Here are some tips to help the referral program work properly**

* **Clear Browsing Cache**: Encourage your friends to clear their browser’s cache before clicking your referral link.
* **Copy and Paste the Link**: Ask them to copy and paste the link directly, rather than clicking it through other websites (e.g., Facebook), which might prevent the link from working.
* **Use Different Devices and Networks**: If many people sign up from the same internet network, it might cause issues. Ensure your friends use their own device and internet connection to sign up.

## How to Invite Someone to RollerCoin:

* **Access the Referral Program**: Click on your profile in the top-right corner and go to the [<mark style="color:green;">**Referral Program**</mark>](https://rollercoin.com/referral) section.
* **Copy and Share the Link**: Copy the referral link and send it to the person you want to invite.
* **One-Time Bonus for Referrals**: When they sign up using your link, they will receive a one-time bonus of **1,000 SATOSHI**.
* **Important Rules**: Make sure you **don’t use the same IP address** (same Wi-Fi, same internet point, etc.) to register your referral, as it’s against our rules and could lead to suspension.


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