Lotjar Partners

Lotjar Partners is a highly gated, invitation-only iGaming affiliate program suited to experienced media buyers who prefer direct account-manager relationships over self-serve enrollment. Its defining trait is opacity: commission structures, tracking software, licensing, target GEOs and terms are not publicly disclosed, so the program only makes sense for partners willing to negotiate every commercial and payment term in a signed, legally binding bilateral contract before sending traffic.

Program Highlights

• Access model: Invitation-only, direct-relationship program — no public marketing footprint, no open enrollment, and virtually no documentation in industry databases.
• Commercials: RevShare and CPA are not published; rates are set privately through an account manager, making the effective payout impossible to verify without a contract.
• Tracking & terms: Affiliate platform, S2S/API, cookie window, negative-carryover and bundling policies are all undisclosed — no public T&C exists to anchor them.
• Licensing: No operational gaming licence could be verified; treat the program as grey-market until an official licence is confirmed.
• Payments: Payout frequency, minimum threshold and payment methods are not publicly stated.

Lotjar Partners is administered by LotJar Limited, a private company registered in Hong Kong on 31 January 2024 (Business Registration Number 76183569). The late-January 2024 registration marks it as a recent entrant to the international affiliate space. The Hong Kong corporate base is a common jurisdictional choice that separates corporate treasury and cross-border banking from the gaming jurisdiction where any operating licence would sit.

Because there is no public terms-and-conditions document, prospective affiliates cannot independently calculate the effective commission (admin fees, platform costs and processor deductions are unknown) and have no published protection against cross-brand bundling or negative-balance carryover. Professional media buyers are advised to approach any integration with heightened caution and to secure all key parameters — commission basis, carryover, quotas, payout terms and licensing — in a binding written agreement before redirecting traffic.