Partner agreement

Last updated 8 November 2026

This agreement is between you, a TCG Invoice partner, and Thaku Huni, trading as The Tech Company Group (ABN 60 997 507 184), who runs TCG Invoice (“we”, “us”). Partners join by invitation. It applies from when you tap I agree in your partner portal.

1. What you earn

• You earn the share in your invitation (20% unless it says otherwise) of what each business you bring pays us, for 12 months from that business’s first payment to us.
• “What it pays us” means its subscription, after any app store’s cut and without GST or VAT, and our fee on the card payments its clients make. It doesn’t include the card processor’s own fees, or the money its clients pay the business.
• The 12 months run from the business’s first payment, whether or not it pays every month. A month it doesn’t pay earns nothing.
• The business gets its own offer for using your link or code, as your invitation says (for example, 45 days of Pro free).
• We don’t promise you’ll earn anything: that depends on businesses choosing to sign up and pay.

2. Who counts as a business you brought

• A business that opens your link and then signs up on that device within 60 days, or that types your code when it sets up, or in its first 30 days.
• One partner per business, ever. A business that has already used another partner’s code or a friend’s code isn’t yours. If a business opened your link but types someone else’s code, the code counts.
• These never earn anything: your own businesses, your family’s or your household’s, a business you or anyone for you paid or gave anything to sign up (beyond the offer in the kit), and made-up or test businesses. A business with the same email, mobile, business number or bank account as yours is treated as your own. It still gets its offer.

3. Refunds and chargebacks

• If a payment you earned on is refunded, charged back or refunded by an app store, your share of it is taken back, on that month’s statement or a later one.
• We take it from what you earn later. Your balance never goes below zero, and we won’t ask you to pay us back, unless the money was earned by breaking this agreement.

4. When and how you’re paid

• Each month’s earnings are paid by bank transfer on the 15th of the next month (or the next business day), in your own currency, to the account you give in your portal.
• We pay once you’re owed at least A$25 (R200 if you’re paid in rand). A smaller balance is carried to the next month.
• Your statements are in your portal, and each payment is emailed to you.
• Changing your bank details needs a code we send you. Check them: we can’t get back a payment made to the details you gave.
• If this agreement ends, we pay what you’ve earned with the last statement, even if it’s under the minimum.

5. Tax

You’re responsible for the tax on what you earn. Your share includes any GST or VAT.

• If you’re paid in dollars (Australia): give us your ABN in your portal. Without one, the law says we must hold back 47% of any payment over A$75 and pay it to the tax office, unless you give us a signed statement that this is a hobby or private pursuit for you. If you and we are both registered for GST, your monthly statement is a recipient-created tax invoice: we issue it, you don’t issue your own tax invoice for those amounts, and you tell us at once if you stop being registered or your ABN changes.
• If you’re paid in rand (South Africa): give us your income tax number in your portal. What we pay you is your income, for you to declare. If you’re registered for VAT, give us your VAT number too.

6. Tell people you’re paid

• Every time you recommend TCG Invoice, in a post, a message, a video or in person, make it clear you get something if they sign up, before they do and where they’ll see it without tapping “more”. For example: “I get a thank-you if you sign up.” Use a platform’s own paid-partnership label where it has one.
• The law expects it: the Australian Consumer Law (the ACCC’s guidance for paid recommendations) and South Africa’s Code of Advertising Practice.

7. No spam

• Only message people who know you or asked to hear about it. No bought, rented or scraped lists, no bulk messages to strangers, and nothing more to anyone who says no.
• Each message says who it’s from. The law expects it: Australia’s Spam Act 2003 and section 69 of South Africa’s Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).

8. Our name and brand

• Don’t advertise on our name: no ads that use “TCG Invoice”, “Tech Company Group” or anything like them as a search word.
• Don’t act as us or as someone who works for us: you’re a partner. No websites, domain names, pages, profiles or app listings that use our name or look like ours.
• Use our logo, pictures and videos only as they come in your kit, unchanged, and only for this scheme. That permission ends when this agreement does.

9. What you say about TCG Invoice

• Stick to what the kit says. Don’t promise prices, fees, features, approvals (such as card payments) or anything else it doesn’t mention, and don’t give tax or legal advice about it.
• Something the kit calls “coming soon” is said that way, by what it will do, never how it works or when.
• Don’t set up a business’s account with your own details, and never handle a business’s money, passwords, codes or ID documents.

10. What you see, and what we keep

• You see each business you brought by number: when it joined, how far it’s got (set up, first quote, paying, taking cards), when its free months end, and your earnings as monthly totals. You never see its name, its contact details, its clients, its documents or what it takes by card.
• If you work out who a business is, keep it to yourself.
• We keep your name, email, country, code, bank details and tax number to run the scheme, pay you and keep tax records. Opens of your link are counted per day, with nothing kept about the person. Our Privacy Policy has the rest.

11. How we work together

• You’re independent: not our employee, agent or reseller. You can’t make promises or agreements for us, and you pay your own costs.
• You’re free to recommend other products too.

12. Changes, pausing and ending

• We can change this agreement or the scheme, or end it, with 30 days’ notice by email. A change to your share applies to money that comes in after it takes effect.
• When this agreement changes, your portal shows the new summary and asks you to agree again. Your link and code keep working meanwhile, and what you’ve earned is still paid.
• You can stop at any time by emailing us.
• We can pause your account: new businesses don’t count while it’s paused, and the ones you’ve brought keep earning for their 12 months.
• We can end it at once if you break this agreement (for example spam, not saying you’re paid, or claims the kit doesn’t make). Earnings from businesses brought that way aren’t paid.
• Once it ends, nothing more is earned, what you’ve earned is paid, and you stop using your link, your code and the kit.

13. Responsibility

• You’re responsible for what you say and send. If something you do in breach of this agreement leads to a fine or a claim against us, you cover our reasonable costs.
• As far as the law allows, we aren’t liable for indirect loss, and what we owe you under this agreement is at most what you’ve earned and haven’t been paid. Nothing here takes away rights the law says can’t be taken away.

14. The law that applies

• If you’re paid in dollars, the laws of New South Wales, Australia, and its courts.
• If you’re paid in rand, the laws of South Africa, and its courts.

15. Contact

Questions, or to stop: support@thetechcompanygroup.com. We send notices to the email address your partner account uses. TCG Invoice is run by Thaku Huni, trading as The Tech Company Group, ABN 60 997 507 184.