Dragon Fury Agent Commission

Agents ask “what is my commission?” more than anything else. The honest answer depends on how your seat is set up.

Two common models

Margin model: you buy balance at one price and sell top-ups to players at another; the difference is yours. Holding model: you keep an agreed share of the activity on your seat, settled on a set day. Some teams combine the two.

Holding share

Dragon Fury holding can reach up to 60% depending on seat level and volume. Agents under a distributor usually receive part of the distributor’s share. The exact figure is agreed before you pay.

What affects your earnings

• How many active players you have.
• How quickly you answer top-ups and redemptions.
• Your agreed share or margin.

We do not publish income claims

Earnings vary widely between agents. Anyone promising a fixed monthly income is guessing.

Get it in writing

Before your first load, write down: your share or margin, settlement day, minimum balance and who handles disputes. Keep it in the chat where your seat was opened.

Under a distributor?

Your terms come from them, not from us. Ask them the same questions.

Related

Read the holding percentage guide, the price page and reseller page.

Reviewing your terms

After a month, look at your activity and how much work the seat takes. If your volume has grown, it is reasonable to ask whoever supplies you whether your share can be reviewed. Bring numbers from the report rather than guesses, and keep the discussion in writing.

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