Juwa Agent Commission

“Commission” on Juwa usually means one of two things: the margin between buying and selling points, or a holding share agreed with the seat above you.

Margin on points

The simplest way agents earn is buying points at one rate and selling them to players at another. The gap is your margin. It depends on what you pay, what your market accepts and how many points you move.

Holding

Holding is a share agreed between levels, separate from the points price. Holding deals we offer on Juwa run from a fifth up to half, set according to seat level and how much you move. Our holding guide explains it in detail.

What to agree in writing

• The exact percentage and what it applies to.
• How and when it is settled.
• What happens if the arrangement ends.

What affects earnings

Earnings depend on how many active players you serve, how quickly you respond and how carefully you manage redeems. We do not publish income figures because they vary too much and would mislead.

Keeping it sustainable

Avoid chasing volume with unsustainable bonuses. Steady, well-served players are worth more than a short spike. Review your margin monthly against your time spent.

An example conversation to have

Before your first load, ask the seat above you: “What is my holding, how is it calculated, and when do we settle?” Write the answers down and send them back as a message so both sides have a record. That one exchange prevents most disagreements later.

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