Gambling and casino
CatAffs
CatAffs starts partners on dynamic RevShare, while CPA and hybrid terms are discussed with a manager; that is the clearest distinction to check against another network’s deal structure. Its own pages disagree on the RevShare range and bank-transfer minimum, so the published terms do not give one consistent account. Buyers comparing payment models and traffic conditions may find the written distinctions useful, but should check which terms apply to their offer.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Check the named projects and payment routes
CatAffs’ project pages and rules, checked 2026-10-31, describe the following examples and terms:
- Arkada: gambling brand; target GEOs listed as Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.
- Kometa: brand focused on player retention and interaction.
- R7: aimed at VIP players and high rollers, with options for standard users; the project lists the CIS as its target GEO.
- Kent: gambling project; target GEOs listed as Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Portugal, and Germany.
- CPA: first-deposit basis, affiliate-manager approval, and a 30-day post-click window.
- CPA test caps: 20–40 first deposits, with the target audience agreed in advance.
Separate the affiliate program from its brands
CatAffs describes itself as both an affiliate program and a direct advertiser for several gaming projects; its rules name Kometa, R7, Kent, Daddy, Gama, and Cat. The company’s FAQ frames the affiliate program as a way for partners to monetize traffic.
The project pages give different player-facing positions: Kometa is presented as a social gaming metaverse, while R7 is aimed at VIP players and high rollers, with options for standard users. Kometa also describes personalized avatars and built-in chat for player interaction.
Gambling and betting offers are restricted or prohibited by law in some countries, and age limits, licensing and permitted regions differ by jurisdiction; check the network's own rules and local law before running any traffic. This is not legal or financial advice.
Compare networks by written deal terms
In general, compare affiliate networks by payout basis, attribution, traffic eligibility, GEO scope, and payment conditions. Ask each provider to specify those terms in writing before comparing offers.
Choose by approval, attribution, and traffic
Choose the initial RevShare route if you want to start without first arranging CPA terms: CatAffs says partners initially have access to dynamic RevShare. Choose CPA if the approved first-deposit basis, post-click attribution window, and agreed test audience fit your plan; the provider requires manager approval.
CatAffs says CPA test caps are 20–40 first deposits, with the target audience agreed in advance. Its rules also state that the CPA post-click window is 30 days. The program uses a last-cookie-wins attribution rule, so the last cookie takes precedence under its stated approach.
The FAQ lists prerolls, Twitch, YouTube, Facebook, contextual ads, UAC, ASO, and SEO among accepted traffic sources. It also identifies fraud, motivated traffic, misleading claims, and cookie stuffing as prohibited practices. Partners need to provide a traffic source to participate.
Read the commission and withdrawal terms
CatAffs’ rules and FAQ, each checked 2026-10-31, publish different RevShare ranges and bank-transfer minimums:
- Rules page — dynamic RevShare from 20% to 40% — checked 2026-10-31.
- FAQ — monthly RevShare rates from 25% for 0–15 first deposits to 45% for 100 or more — checked 2026-10-31.
- Rules page — minimum withdrawal of 500 euros for bank transfer — checked 2026-10-31.
- FAQ — minimum withdrawal of 1,000 EUR for bank transfer — checked 2026-10-31.
The homepage lists dynamic RevShare of 25%–45%, available after registration and without negative balance carryover. The FAQ separately describes CPA at up to 250 EUR per qualified player, with rates agreed with a manager and dependent on traffic factors. Its rules say CPA and hybrid arrangements are individually agreed and may be closed after 24 hours’ written notice.
The rules page sets a monthly billing period and says past-period income is accrued within five working days. The FAQ says RevShare commissions are paid monthly from the first to the fifth, while CPA commissions are paid twice monthly in two stated date ranges. It also says payment occurs when at least five attracted players have made a deposit.
Trace a click through qualification
For CPA, the documented path runs from a click to a first deposit: CatAffs says the model charges for users’ first deposits and applies a 30-day post-click window. The affiliate manager must approve the arrangement, and the target audience is agreed in advance.
For attribution, CatAffs states that it uses a last-cookie-wins rule and offers postback integrations with CPA networks, including the ability to transmit custom parameters. Partners can use promotional materials listed by the provider, including tracking bonus codes, reviews, banners, and landing pages.
The program describes its own billing platform, redirector with notifications, and advanced analytics. It also says partners have multilingual support, bonus analytics, and VIP and AWOL managers. Separately, the Arkada project page describes partner support for offer setup and promotion during cooperation.
Account for approval and rule changes
CatAffs’ rules leave approval and continued participation partly at the provider’s discretion. The rules page says partners must be at least 18 years old, and CatAffs may refuse cooperation without giving a reason.
- Partners cannot sell or transfer accounts to third parties without prior approval.
- CatAffs says it may change its rules without partner consent or advance notice.
- The provider may request traffic-source information and suspend payments if a partner refuses to provide it.
- Spam mailings are prohibited and may lead to account closure without payment of earned funds.
- For CPA or hybrid traffic, the FAQ sets a first hold of 14 days and subsequent holds of 7 days from player qualification; CatAffs says it may extend a hold.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Use the direct-offer and tracking details
CatAffs names several projects for which it says it is the direct advertiser, giving partners a stated route to offers from those projects. Its rules specify last-cookie-wins attribution, and the FAQ describes postback integrations with CPA networks that can transmit custom parameters.
The provider also lists tracking bonus codes, reviews, banners, and landing pages among its promotional materials. It describes its own billing platform, redirector notifications, and advanced analytics, alongside multilingual support and partner managers.
Match the project GEO to your traffic
The project pages show that CatAffs’ listed GEOs vary by brand: Arkada names Russia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan, while R7 describes its target GEO as the CIS. Kent lists Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Portugal, and Germany as target GEOs.
Kent’s page lists Curaçao as its license; that is CatAffs’ listing, not independent verification. R7’s page lists fiat currencies, cryptocurrencies, and payment providers for that project, while Kent’s page lists a different set of payment providers and currencies. Check the individual project page against the traffic market and payment route under consideration.
What we could not confirm
- Company background: operating history and independent track record
- Performance evidence: third-party assessment of tracking, reporting, or payments
- Registration process: application steps, review timing, and approval criteria
- Affiliate withdrawals: full method list and method-specific conditions
- Project availability: current partner access and offer terms by project
- Contract and disputes: governing agreement and dispute-resolution process
Resolve the terms before choosing a route
Which RevShare listing applies?
CatAffs’ rules and FAQ give different RevShare accounts, so neither page resolves which range governs a particular offer. The pricing section above shows each page’s published figures and check date; ask the manager to identify the applicable rate in the deal terms.
Which bank-transfer minimum applies?
The rules page and FAQ list different bank-transfer minimums, so the published pages do not provide one consistent figure. The amounts and sources are set out in the pricing section; confirm the threshold that applies to the selected payment route before accepting terms.
How does CPA qualification work?
CatAffs describes CPA qualification around a user’s first deposit, with the manager approving the arrangement and the audience agreed in advance. Its Kent project page also specifies a post-click window; confirm that the agreed CPA terms match the project page.
When can a CPA or hybrid hold apply?
The FAQ says the first hold applies to CPA or hybrid traffic, with later holds running from player qualification; it also says the program may extend a hold. Ask the manager to state the applicable hold conditions for the proposed arrangement.
What does the postback integration transmit?
CatAffs says its postback integrations connect with CPA networks and can transmit custom parameters. The fact describes the integration capability, but does not specify which parameters are available for a particular setup; confirm those fields with the provider.
Decide by payout basis and control
Fits if… the starting point of dynamic RevShare suits the planned deal, or a manager-agreed CPA or hybrid arrangement fits the qualification basis.
Probably not if… the traffic plan cannot meet the provider’s approval, source-disclosure, or prohibited-traffic conditions.
Main risk… CatAffs says it may change rules without partner consent or advance notice, while its own pages disagree on key payout terms.
Sources
These public pages are the basis of the facts above; next to each is the date it was read.
- cataff.team/faqchecked
- cataff.team/ruleschecked
- cataff.team/project/arkadachecked
- cataff.team/project/kometa-2checked
- cataff.team/project/r7checked
- cataff.team/project/kentchecked
- cataff.teamchecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Funnel Notebook. Source-based work: each fact comes from a page listed above, read on 2026-10-31 by the Funnel Notebook editors. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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