Casino Affiliate CPA Payout Rates Netherlands 2026
CPA structures in the Netherlands pay a fixed amount per referred player who deposits and meets minimum activity thresholds. Rates range from €90 to €180 depending on the operator and the player’s lifetime value projection. Affiliates must hold a valid Dutch affiliate license issued by the Kansspelautoriteit.
Typical CPA Structures
Most programs pay 50% of the CPA upon first deposit and the remaining 50% once the player wagers €100 or completes 14 days of activity. Some brands add performance bonuses when monthly referrals exceed 25 qualified players.
- Tier 1 brands pay €160–€180 per qualified player
- Tier 2 brands pay €120–€140
- Tier 3 brands pay €90–€110
Payment Schedule and Methods
Payments are processed monthly on the 10th. The minimum payout threshold is €500. Options include SEPA bank transfer, cryptocurrency, and PayPal. Affiliates choosing crypto receive a 5% bonus on the total invoice.
Compliance Requirements
Affiliates must display the affiliate license number on all marketing assets. Players from restricted countries must be blocked at the tracking link level. Any detected bonus abuse or fraudulent traffic results in claw-back of previously paid CPA amounts.
How to Claim CPA Offers
Sign up with the affiliate program,
submit KYC documents, and request the Netherlands
Sign up with the affiliate program, submit KYC documents, and request the Netherlands CPA deal. Once approved, you receive unique tracking links and creative assets. Test the links with a small ad spend before scaling campaigns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there chargeback risks on CPA deals?
Yes. If a player requests a refund or is found to have multiple accounts, the CPA is reversed. Maintain a reserve balance to cover potential chargebacks.
Can I mix CPA and revenue share for the same brand?
Hybrid deals exist but require separate tracking links. Revenue share applies only to players not counted under the CPA agreement.
Do I need a Dutch company to receive payments?
A Dutch VAT number speeds up SEPA transfers. Foreign entities can still receive payments but may face 21% withholding tax unless a tax treaty applies.