How review and user reports work

FindRefCode separates moderation, company confirmation and community outcomes so one vague "verified" badge never has to mean three different things.

What each label means

• Link checked by FindRefCode means an administrator opened the referral destination and approved the listing for publication. Facts that were not checked remain marked as not confirmed.
• Offer details reviewed means an administrator confirmed the guaranteed new-user reward, payout timing, cost or risk, and review date.
• Community confirmed means at least one recent user reported receiving the reward. The success and failure sample is always shown beside it.
• Official brand offer is reserved for a campaign confirmed directly by the company.

How confidence is calculated

Confidence uses outcome reports from the last 180 days. Zero reports is Unconfirmed. One or two reports is Low confidence. Three to nine recent reports with at least 60% success is Medium. Ten or more recent reports with at least 80% success is High. Failures remain visible, and paid or editorial placement never increases confidence.

An administrator can override the displayed confidence after checking evidence. The underlying success and failure totals remain visible so visitors can judge the available sample for themselves.

A report records whether the offer worked and may also include the user's country, completion date, payout date and reward details. One account can keep only one outcome per offer, and a submitter cannot report success on their own listing.

How listings are reviewed

An administrator may publish a listing after checking that its code or link works and recording the check date. Unknown conditions are shown as not confirmed instead of being guessed. The stronger offer-details label appears only when the guaranteed new-user reward, payout timing and cost or risk have also been completed by an administrator.

A review confirms that the listing accurately reflects the evidence we checked. It cannot guarantee that a future applicant qualifies or that a brand will not change a campaign later.

How placement is disclosed

• Featured is an unpaid editorial highlight selected by FindRefCode.
• Sponsored identifies paid visibility and remains separate from confidence.

What to check before claiming

Read the new-user reward, exact required action, country list, fees, payout timing and withdrawal restrictions. Then open the brand's official campaign terms. Recent reports are useful evidence, not a payment guarantee.

Learn more in the referral-code guide or see what to do when a bonus does not arrive.