Two fronts, two accounts
How to log in to the Melbet affiliate account
Most login trouble with this programme is not a forgotten password. It is the wrong address: there are two front sites, each with its own account and its own support mailbox.
The short answer
- Two accounts exist, one per front page, and credentials do not cross between them. Nine times out of ten that is the whole problem.
- Both addresses begin with multi. and are printed on the card above. Reaching them by typing beats reaching them by search result every time.
- Password recovery lives on their own sign-in screen. We deliberately do not copy that form or describe its fields.
- If sign-in still fails, write to the support mailbox of your front — they differ by domain, and mail to the wrong one simply sits there.
- Nobody from the programme needs your password, and a request for one is the definition of a phishing attempt.
Inside the account
Seven screens, and only two matter on day one
The programme publishes a walkthrough of its own dashboard. Stripped of the cheerleading, it comes down to this.
Main menu
Summary, income reports, help from your assistant and the Android app download.
Add site
The address you will promote from, plus its language and category. Nothing moves until a site is added.
Promo materials
Banners and texts from Marketing Tools, from support, or from official social pages. Your own creatives with invented bonus terms break their rules.
Affiliate links
A landing path plus your identifier. Always add a SubID — without it a report shows a total and nothing you can act on.
Promo codes
One per site, named something you will still recognise in a report six weeks from now.
Withdrawals
The first needs a word with your manager to set payment details. After that it runs itself, weekly.
Reports
Available to withdraw, yesterday, this month, the last thirty days, the total.
Two claims that contradict each other
The front page advertises statistics that refresh every minute. Their own instruction page says hourly, with commission calculated the next day. Plan around the slower figure — and do not re-cut a campaign on what the dashboard showed an hour ago.
Turn a campaign name into a SubID
A link without a SubID gives you one number for everything. Type what you would call the campaign out loud, and take the tag below.
Lower case, Latin letters, digits and underscores only, and short enough to still read in a report six weeks from now. Nothing is sent anywhere — this is done in your browser.
Reporting without the guesswork
Ask us what our partner reports show and how often, before you move traffic. One lilbet account covers casino, sports betting and lil games.
Keeping the account
Four habits that survive any interface change
- Type the address. Search results for affiliate logins are a known target for look-alike domains, and an account with a payout history is worth stealing.
- Keep a note of your front. Write down which of the two sites you registered on; it decides your account address and your support mailbox.
- Never send a password anywhere. Support asks for your account name, not your password, and your manager already has your file.
- Treat an unexpected payment request as fraud. The programme deducts nothing up front: your payment details are agreed once, with a manager, and transfers run from their side.
One account, one wallet, written terms
If you would rather deal with people than with two look-alike front pages, start a conversation with us instead.
Talk to lilbet about termsQuestions
Asked most often about getting in
Which address is the Melbet affiliate login?
There are two, and the right one is whichever front you registered on: the account for melbetaffiliates.com, or the account for melbetpartners.com. Credentials from one front do not work on the other.
Why does my password work on one site and not the other?
Because they are separate accounts on separate addresses, even though the interface looks identical. Check which front page you signed up on and use its account address.
Who do I write to if I cannot get in?
The support mailbox of your front — [email protected] or [email protected] — or your personal manager if one is already assigned to you.