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The Storspay partnership programme: how chambers, associations and organisers earn 20% for 12 months

A referral partner earns 20% of the transaction fees Storspay collects on every business it refers, for 12 months from that business’s first payment — tracked in a partner dashboard and paid monthly. How it works, what a partner does, worked examples and the terms in plain language.

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The short answer. Chambers of commerce, business associations, delegation and event organisers, cooperatives, accountants and individuals can become Storspay referral partners. A partner gets its own link and code. Every business that signs up through it is tagged to the partner once, and the partner earns 20% of the transaction fees Storspay collects on that business for 12 months from its first completed payment. Earnings show in a partner dashboard and are paid monthly to a US account the partner can withdraw from at any time. There is no cost to join and nothing to sell.

How it works

  1. Apply at storspay.com/partners. We issue a link of the form storspay.com/?ref=CODE and a code for your members or clients.
  2. Share it — a member-benefit listing, a page in a delegation welcome pack, two member emails a year that we draft, a webinar we present.
  3. A business signs up through your link, completes verification and makes its first payment. It is attributed to you once, at onboarding.
  4. You earn 20% of the fees Storspay collects on that business for the next 12 months, tracked automatically.

Worked examples

Referred businessMonthly volumeStorspay fee (2%)Partner earns (20%)Per year
One small member$1,000$20$4 / month$48
One typical member$10,000$200$40 / month$480
Ten typical members$100,000$2,000$400 / month$4,800
One cooperative or platform$100,000$2,000$400 / month$4,800

Figures assume the 2% all-in rate on converting payments. Fees that are refunded or reversed are excluded.

What a partner does — and does not do

A partner introduces. It lists Storspay as a member benefit, adds a page to a welcome pack, sends the two member emails a year that we draft, and hosts a webinar we present. A partner does not qualify, sell, negotiate or make representations about Storspay, and never handles a member's money or data. The lift is an introduction; the work is ours.

What Storspay does for a partner

The terms in plain language

Questions partners ask

Is this an affiliate programme?

It is a partnership programme: the partner introduces and earns a share of the fees on the businesses it refers, for a year, with the numbers visible in a dashboard. There is no per-click or per-sign-up payment — earnings follow real payments.

Can members get a discount through our code?

No. Codes are for attribution only. Members pay the same published rate as everyone else; the member benefit is the rate itself — 2% all-in where banks charge 5–7% — and the partner's share of the fees.

Does Storspay sponsor our events?

We support events through the partnership — a pre-event member email, a post-event webinar, a delegation briefing — and we revisit paid sponsorship for an organisation's next event once the partnership has a track record.

Who can be a partner?

Chambers of commerce and business associations, delegation and event organisers, cooperatives and trade bodies, platforms, accountants and advisers, and individuals with a network of businesses that pay or get paid across borders. Every partner is verified.

How do we start?

Apply at storspay.com/partners, or email sam@storsapp.com and we will send the partnership letter and set up your link within one business day.

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