Affiliate and influencer transparency

Links from iQtions

A third-party link that can earn iQtions a commission must carry a clear disclosure immediately before or beside the link. Selection is based on documented relevance, quality, safety, and customer value, not only commission.

iQtions will not call a product best solely because it pays more and will distinguish independent editorial content from paid, sponsored, or affiliate content.

People promoting iQtions

Approved affiliates and influencers must clearly disclose their relationship wherever they promote iQtions and follow each channel’s advertising, endorsement, email, paid-search, trademark, and privacy rules.

• No job, interview, income, visa, ATS, timing, or hiring guarantees.
• No spam, purchased or scraped lists, fake testimonials, impersonation, or invented claims.
• No unauthorized brand-keyword bidding, cookie stuffing, forced redirects, self-referrals, circular referrals, or payment fraud.
• No undisclosed commissions or use of private customer activity for targeting.

Programme gate and monitoring

The programme is shown only when its current terms, rates, hold period, payout policy, and customer disclosures are active. Access can be suspended and rewards can be reversed for refunds, disputes, fraud, or policy breaches.

iQtions remains responsible for training, monitoring, investigating, and acting on promoter conduct. Report an undisclosed or misleading promotion to support@iqtions.com.