Mega Partners

Megapartners should be approached with extreme caution. The program — now consolidated under the "1st Partners" banner — carries active, unresolved scam-alert and non-payment complaints on verified GPWA forums into 2026, and it dropped its only Tier-1 (MGA) licence when it shut the Megaslot brand in mid-2024. On paper it offers competitive crypto-friendly casino and sportsbook terms, but the documented commission-withholding, restrictive KPI gates and offshore-only governance make it unsuitable for new traffic until reliability is independently re-established.

Program Highlights

• Commission Models: Tiered Revenue Share from 25% up to ~45–50% by volume, CPA deals up to €750, and hybrid structures — but a flat 15% admin fee cuts the effective casino yield to roughly 65% NGR.
• Multi-Vertical Offers: Online casino, live dealer, and sportsbook products for both fiat and crypto traffic.
• Payout Velocity: Weekly settlement for sportsbook traffic (min $30) and monthly cycles for casino (€200–300 min) via bank wire, BTC, USDT, Skrill, and Neteller.
• Tracking & Software: SoftSwiss Affilka plus a proprietary engine, with S2S postbacks, API access, and real-time reporting — though ~24% of affiliate feedback cites tracking/attribution errors.
• Key Accounting Terms: 15% administrative fee, negative carryover carried forward (no verified reset), a 14-day hold on CPA conversions, and a hard minimum of 5 active players to process any withdrawal.

Established around 2019–2020, Megapartners operates as an iGaming affiliate network and direct advertiser covering casino, sports betting and esports, managing a portfolio that has included Megapari, Betsomnia, Unislots and the now-closed Megaslot. Following Megaslot's shutdown in mid-2024, the active properties run exclusively under Curaçao (365/JAZ, Vdsoft & Script Development N.V.) and Anjouan offshore licences, which offer affiliates no formal arbitration path.

The network has since restructured under the "1st Partners" umbrella (previously Rockstar Partners). While it targets Tier-1 European territories alongside high-growth regions, prospective publishers must weigh the strict KPI qualification rules, active-player quotas and the ongoing payment complaints documented across affiliate community forums.