Infinity Stars Partners Limits Bank Payouts to SEPA

Section 6.8 of the current agreement states that affiliates can receive commissions through "bank transfer (Only SEPA)" or crypto. An older PDF, still hosted on the program’s domain, lists international bank transfers, Skrill, Neteller and e-wallets.

The documents show a narrower choice of bank payments. They don’t establish whether previously approved payment arrangements have been cancelled.

SEPA Covers 41 Countries, but Not Every Affiliate Market

The European Payments Council lists 41 countries and territories in SEPA, including the UK, Moldova and Serbia. Kazakhstan and Georgia are outside that geographical scope.

An affiliate based in either country could still receive a SEPA transfer through an eligible account elsewhere. The bank’s participation in the scheme is the relevant factor, not simply the partner’s country of residence.

For someone using a local non-SEPA bank account, however, the revised terms no longer provide an ordinary international transfer as a listed option.

Crypto Payments Carry a 5% Fee

Crypto isn’t an automatic replacement. The agreement leaves cryptocurrency and e-wallet payments to the accounting department’s discretion, with each request examined separately. It also specifies a 5% transaction fee on crypto payouts, which Infinity Stars Partners says it does not impose itself.

Other payment conditions remain in place. Affiliates need at least €500 in commissions before receiving a monthly payout and must submit an invoice. The program allows 30 working days from invoice receipt to complete payment.

Existing Bank Details Remain Unaddressed

Section 6.13 allows Infinity Stars Partners to permanently withhold commissions left unpaid for 12 months due to incorrect bank details. This provision was already included in the older agreement.

The updated terms say nothing about a transition period for affiliates using non-SEPA accounts. They also don’t clarify whether previously registered bank details will continue to be accepted.