COMECOME 30 Bonus versus 80 Cash in an invitation
Bonus and Cash are separate labels and should stay separate when you explain a referral reward.
Work through this situation
The invitation screen places 30 Bonus next to sign-up and 80 Cash next to a later qualifying condition. These labels do not independently establish identical usage or withdrawal rules.
What to check and why
Keep reward type, qualifying action and recipient in one sentence. For example, the inviter's sign-up-stage reward is labelled 30 Bonus; the later-stage reward is labelled 80 Cash and has its own condition. Combining numbers can be useful for reading a headline, but it cannot erase those distinctions.
Usage, conversion and withdrawal treatment need their own actual programme rules. The word Cash alone is not a complete withdrawal policy, and Bonus is not a reason to invent an expiry or wagering formula. If your question concerns using a credited reward, read the rule for that reward type instead of relying only on the promotion's combined figure.
Recognise the relevant screen
Keep a reward schedule separate from an account result
Programme terms describe a benefit and its conditions; the relevant account record describes the result for that account. Identify the programme, recipient, stage and reward label together. Do not treat another download, a new registration or an extra payment as a way to diagnose an unclear reward. Use the recognised help route for an existing claim.
What a completed answer looks like
The reader can distinguish both the label and the condition instead of treating the numbers as one balance.
Apply only the conditions that belong to the relevant programme and account. Keep money-based activity within a limit you can afford.
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