Rampa Partners

Ramp Affiliates (later "Rampa Partners", now consolidated into Gypsy Affiliates) is a defunct iGaming affiliate brand that should be avoided rather than joined. Its registration portal, rampaffiliates.network, is an abandoned, parked domain, and the operator behind it — N1 Interactive Limited — has been blacklisted on the GPWA webmaster forum after manually confiscating a publisher's $22,000 commission balance in August 2026. Any partner still holding accrued earnings should document everything; new publishers should not onboard.

Program Highlights

• Status: Defunct standalone brand — launched in 2022 as a CPA network on Affise (~1,000 gambling/betting/sweepstakes offers, CPA up to $650), then migrated to SoftSwiss (Affilka) as "Rampa Partners" for GSlot Casino, and finally folded into Gypsy Affiliates.
• Reputation: GPWA-blacklisted / flagged as a scam over refused withdrawals and manual balance forfeiture; not AGD-certified.
• Predatory terms: CPA Clause 8.4 pays only if a referred player's cumulative bet volume is at least the CPA amount — systemic commission shaving that shifts acquisition risk to the publisher.
• Commission (as advertised): Tiered RevShare 25%→45% by monthly FTDs, plus 5% sub-affiliate; monthly payouts via bank transfer, USDT, Skrill, Neteller, Webmoney and Bitcoin.
• Tracking: S2S postbacks disabled and no real-time stats on the Rampa Partners interface; the reporting API is gated behind admin permissions — poor transparency for media buyers.

Ramp Affiliates / Rampa Partners was one of several rebrands operated by N1 Interactive Limited (Malta, registration C 81457, active since 2017), the parent behind GSlot, SkyCrown, Goodman, Bitvegas, Rockwin, VoltSlot, Casino Buck and Gioo. The operator holds an MGA (Tier-1) licence, with some brands under Curaçao (Tier-2) — a compliant consumer image that does not extend to how it treats marketing partners. Targeted at Tier-1 European markets (France, Italy, Spain, the UK, the US, Russia and Iran excluded), the program is characterised by continuous rebrands, abandoned domains and active fund-withholding — hence its listing here as defunct and unsafe.