# Referrals

The **Referrals** is where you can invite others to join the Datagram platform and track your referral activity. It’s designed to help you grow the community while earning rewards whenever someone signs up using your referral link.

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### Referral Program&#x20;

At the top, you’ll see a large section titled **Referral program** with an image and a short message. This is your invite center.

Here, you’ll find your **unique referral link**—a special link that’s just for you. When someone clicks this link and signs up, they become your referral.

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Click on the '**Copy link**' button to copy your referral link. You can then paste it anywhere, like WhatsApp, Telegram, Twitter, or email, to share it with others.

### Confirmed Referrals

On the left side, just below the banner, there’s a card showing the **total number of confirmed referrals**. A confirmed referral means someone clicked your link, signed up, and started participating in the network.

You’ll also see three levels of referrals:

* **Level 1:** People you directly referred.
* **Level 2:** People referred by your Level 1 users.
* **Level 3:** People referred by your Level 2 users.

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This is a multi-level system—the more people your referrals bring in, the more rewards you earn through their network activity.

For now, if you’re seeing “**0 Users**” under each level, it means no one has signed up yet through your link—but that will change once you start sharing.

### Pending Referrals

On the right side, there’s another card for **pending referrals**. These are users who clicked your referral link but haven’t completed the full signup or haven’t started participating yet.

Just like confirmed referrals, pending referrals are also shown by level (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3), so you can see where potential activity is building up.

There’s also a “**Details**” button. Clicking this will open up a more detailed view where you can see more stats about who signed up, what level they’re in, and what activity they’ve completed.

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### Referral Statistics Graph

This graph shows how your referral numbers are changing day by day:

* The **horizontal axis (bottom)** shows the dates.
* The **vertical axis (side)** shows the number of users or activity points.
* You can **filter the graph** using the buttons just above it:
  * **All:** Shows total referral activity across all levels.
  * **Level 1 / Level 2 / Level 3:** Filters the graph to show only that level’s data.

There’s also a “**Refresh”** button in the top right of the graph section. If you’ve recently shared your link and are expecting new data, click this to update the stats manually.

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