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LendPace referrals: sharing links and earning 14 extra days

Updated: LendPace Team
LendPace referrals: sharing links and earning 14 extra days

A qualifying payment through a referral link extends the referrer’s paid subscription by 14 days. The new-user trial is a separate benefit with different eligibility.

Copy the complete referral link from account settings. Each account has a permanent link; there is no need to generate several codes or construct a URL manually.

The friend should open the complete referral link and sign in and pay in the same browser. Referral information is stored in the background and attached when payment is created; checkout has no referral input or confirmation banner. After switching browsers or clearing site data, reopen the referral link before creating the payment.

Eligibility

RequirementRule
RecipientThe referrer
Reward14 additional subscription days
Referrer’s subscriptionActive, unexpired and paid when the friend pays
Trial subscriptionNot eligible to earn the reward
Self-referralNot eligible
Same friendCan be successfully attributed once, not rewarded on every payment

Sharing alone does not grant days. Payment confirmation and eligibility must both pass. Renewing an expired subscription later should not be assumed to grant a missed reward retroactively.

Trial versus referral

An eligible new account starts a 14-day Basic trial upon saving its first lending API key. That is not a gift triggered by the friend’s payment, and referral rewards cannot be used to keep a trial running indefinitely.

FAQ

Are monthly subscribers eligible?

The requirement is an active paid subscription, not annual billing. Eligibility is checked when the friend pays.

What if the reward is missing?

Check subscription dates, prior referral attribution and the payment’s referral information. Give support payment identifiers and timing if necessary; never send API credentials.

Sources and verification date

LendPace

2026-11-03.

This is operational and educational information. Illustrations are not promised returns. Exchange, liquidity and asset-price risks remain.