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How KAST Payment Links Can Help You Refer Friends

Sending money can do more than settle a bill.

You can pay back a friend, send a birthday gift, help a family member, or cover someone’s coffee from another country. With KAST Payment Links, that payment can also become an invite when the recipient is new to KAST.

You send the link. They open it. They claim the money through KAST.

And in eligible cases, that same link may also count toward your KAST referral reward.

What Is a KAST Payment Link?

A KAST Payment Link is a secure, single-use link tied to one USD payment.

You create it in KAST, choose the amount, and share it with the person you want to pay. They open the link, review the payment details, and follow the claim flow.

If they already use KAST, they can claim through the app. If they are new to KAST, they can sign up, complete the required steps, and then receive the money.

Payment Link Detail What It Means
Fixed USD Amount You choose the amount before sending
Secure Link The recipient follows a claim flow
Single-Use One link can be claimed once
Shareable You can send it by message, email, QR code, or other supported channels
New-User Friendly A new recipient can start from the link

That makes Payment Links useful for real-life payments, not only planned transfers.

How a Payment Link Can Start a Referral

A Payment Link can also work as an invite when the recipient is new to KAST.

Instead of sending a separate referral link and then arranging a payment later, you can send money first. The recipient has a clear reason to open KAST because there is already money waiting for them.

If they sign up through your Payment Link, complete the required steps, and meet the KAST referral requirements, you may receive [insert referral amount].

Referral eligibility depends on the KAST Referral Terms and Conditions.

A Simple Example

You want to send $50 to a friend who does not use KAST yet.

You create a Payment Link in KAST and share it with them. They open the link, sign up, complete verification, and claim the payment after approval.

If the referral requirements are met, your Payment Link may also count as a referral. That means one link helped you send money and invite someone to KAST at the same time.

No extra referral message. No second link. No long explanation.

When This Works Best

Payment Links work well when the payment already gives the recipient a reason to start.

Situation Why It Works
Sending a Cash Gift They claim the gift through KAST
Paying Back a Friend They receive the exact amount you owe
Supporting Family They can start from the link
Paying Someone New to KAST The payment becomes the first step
Sharing Money Across Distance The link keeps the flow simple

The payment comes first. The referral can follow from that same action when the rules are met.

What the Recipient Sees

The recipient opens the Payment Link and sees the payment details while the link is active.

Then they follow the claim flow. If they are new to KAST, they need to complete the required steps before the money becomes available.

Once approved, the money can be credited to their KAST account.

What to Know About Referral Rewards

Referral rewards are not automatic for every Payment Link.

The recipient must be new to KAST, sign up through your link, complete the required steps, and meet the referral requirements. Other eligibility rules may also apply.

Detail What It Means
Referral Amount You may receive [insert referral amount] if all rules are met
Eligibility Referral rules depend on the KAST Referral Terms
Timing Rewards may not appear instantly
Account Approval The new user must complete the required steps
Terms Apply Check the full Terms and Conditions for the latest rules

Before you rely on a referral reward, check the KAST Referral Terms in the app or on our Terms and Conditions page.

Start With the Payment

A referral should feel natural.

With KAST Payment Links, you do not need to start by asking someone to join an app. You can start by sending money they actually need, want, or earned.

They receive a link. They claim the payment. If they are new and meet the referral requirements, your link may also count toward your reward.

Open KAST, create a Payment Link, and send it to the person you want to pay.

Send money. Invite naturally. Earn a referral reward when the rules are met.

     

Disclaimer: This content is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal, tax, or financial advice. Digital assets involve high risk and may result in total loss. Please do your own research and consult professional advisors before making any decisions. Read full disclaimer here.

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