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# Referrals Program

Currently, the referrer and the referred accounts get 5% of their Summer.fi generated fees.

At the moment, only Multiply Vault actions generate Summer.fi fees for a total of 0.2% of the swapped amount (see [here](https://kb.oasis.app/help/costs-and-fees-for-our-products) for more information). This means that the amount rewarded for each "Refer a friend" program account is 0.01% of the swapped amount.\
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Once you join the "Refer a friend" program with your account, you will be able to generate a unique link that you can send to your friends or contacts.

By accepting our Terms of Service and agreeing with your referral, your referred account will start sharing fees with you.

Any account can refer an unlimited number of other accounts, but can only be referred once. All referrals are immutable, this means that you cannot unlink any of your referrals, and you cannot modify who referred your account.

At any time, you can see all your referral information and accounts you referred to Summer.fi by visiting your personal "Refer a friend" control panel. As you can see in the screenshot below, you can also see how much Dai you generated in the program.

![](/files/3cxM4pbYf7Fbn76f2ZGI)

You can claim your rewards any time you like, but keep in mind that this involves a mainnet transaction, so it will incur in gas costs.


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