0FACE does not launch a country from the outside. We appoint one exclusive ambassador per market, give them their own subdomain in their own language, and pay them a share of our fee on every swap that market ever makes — for as long as it keeps swapping.
A referral code makes you a channel for somebody else’s product. Exclusive representation makes the product yours to run in your market — which is the only version of this that a serious local operator would put their name on.
A complete 0FACE at your handle: localised copy, your community’s language, your audience’s objections answered on the page. Not a code appended to somebody else’s homepage.
A share of our fee on every swap that comes through your market — not a fixed term, not a bounty per signup. The user you brought in 2026 still pays you in 2029.
One ambassador per market. We will not sign a second person into your country while the seat is yours, and we will not compete with you on your own audience.
Volume, users, fees earned and payout history in a partner dashboard — not a monthly screenshot from a manager, and nothing you have to take on trust.
Your users get support on the channel they already use, escalating into the same recovery desk that chases providers when a swap breaks.
You represent a screened product, not a mixer. Your audience does not end up holding funds an exchange refuses — and neither does your name.
A seat that cannot be lost is not exclusive, it is abandoned. These are the terms that keep it worth something — stated up front rather than discovered later.
Your name and audience carry the launch. We supply the product, the liquidity and the research; the trust in your country is yours to spend and yours to keep.
Users write in their own language and expect an answer there. You hold the front line; anything technical escalates to us.
No promised returns, no invented numbers, no positioning us as a way to move flagged money. The screening is the product; anyone selling it as the opposite loses the seat.
An inactive market is reopened after notice and a fair window to fix it. We would rather tell you that in advance than take the country back quietly.
Markets open in waves. A market opens when an ambassador takes it — not before, and not by us switching on a translation.
Tell us the market you want, the audience you already have, and what you would do with the first month. One email is enough to start.
Include: country, language, where your audience lives (channel and size), and anything you have published before. We read every application and answer both ways.