The FAQ is navigation, not a substitute for the current T&C or a dated account agreement.
Quick answers and their limits
01
RevShare is publicly advertised up to 70%.
02
CPA and Hybrid are negotiated individually.
03
The minimum payout is €20 and the first withdrawal requires 3 FTDs.
When a manager is required
An undated short answer should never be treated as permanent permission.
Before a campaign goes live
- Use the FAQ as navigation, not as a contract.
- Open the T&C before launch.
- Request written confirmation for variable terms.
- Check the last review date.
Account-specific conditions
A PPC user reads the general answer, opens the brand-traffic page and obtains written approval for the actual keyword set.
Related guides
When a short answer affects money or traffic permission, open the dedicated guide and the current T&C.
When a short answer is not enough
The FAQ is a route to the right guide, not a contract for a campaign. Public maximums, standard timing and basic restrictions are useful orientation. CPA rates, Hybrid formulas, hold, caps, source approval and GEO must be confirmed in writing. When an answer affects payment or traffic permission, open the dedicated page and retain the applicable terms.
Sources and review date
For “Frequently asked questions about RioAff”, the editorial team reviewed the official RioAff website, current T&C and available dashboard evidence. Last reviewed: 2026-08-06.
How to use this section
FAQ answers common questions but cannot replace an account-specific offer. GEO, source, cap and hold details require written confirmation.
When public terms change, the latest official version takes priority; compare its date with the review date shown on the page.
Frequently asked questions
Which FAQ answers come from public documentation?
RevShare is publicly advertised up to 70%. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.
When is a short answer insufficient for a launch decision?
Use the FAQ as navigation, not as a contract. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.
Where are account-specific rates and source approvals confirmed?
An undated short answer should never be treated as permanent permission. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.