Super Partners states that affiliates are paid referral fees once they have at least €100 owing to them.

This is a reasonable general threshold for casino affiliation and makes non-bank-wire payouts accessible for smaller affiliates.

Bank wire payments require at least €700 owed in a single month, or the equivalent in another currency.

This is the biggest payout weakness. Bank wire is practical for larger affiliates, but the threshold is not very friendly for smaller Ontario casino publishers.

The €700 bank-wire threshold does not apply to web-wallet commission payments. For web-wallet solutions, the minimum threshold is €100.

For smaller Amazon Slots ONT affiliates, wallet-style payout routes are likely much more practical than waiting for a €700 bank-wire balance.

If the amount owed is below the applicable payout threshold, payment is rolled over into the following month or future months until the threshold is met.

This is fair because earnings are preserved. The drawback is delayed cash flow if the affiliate does not generate enough eligible Ontario player revenue.

An affiliate may request bank-wire payment below €700 by contacting Super Partners by the fifth day of the following month, but the affiliate accepts the associated bank-wire costs.

This adds flexibility, but it is not ideal for small payouts because transfer costs can reduce the effective payout received.

Because Amazon Slots ONT targets a regulated Ontario iGaming environment, payouts should be expected to depend on eligible player activity, valid tracking, and compliance-safe promotion.

Non-eligible traffic, broken tracking, or non-compliant promotion can reduce or eliminate commission value even when clicks are generated.

The public terms clearly explain bank wire, web-wallet threshold treatment, payout rollover, and minimum payout rules.

A separate Ontario-specific payment-method table and a named list of every supported wallet are not clearly published in the public terms.