Daisycon Review for Crypto Affiliates

Daisycon is one of the established affiliate networks in the Netherlands, with publishers across Europe. Unlike most general networks, it set up a dedicated Crypto channel for cryptocurrency and blockchain advertisers. That sounds promising. In practice, the channel is small, focused on Dutch users, and built on fixed payouts rather than revenue share.

This review covers what you can actually promote in Daisycon’s crypto channel, how its unusual payout plans work, and when it is worth your time compared with Impact, financeAds or direct programs.

What is in Daisycon’s Crypto channel

The channel groups crypto and blockchain advertisers so publishers can find them in one place. The campaigns our research found are CPACPA A fixed one-time payment you earn when a referred user completes a set action, such as passing KYC or making a first deposit. More offers, paying a fixed amount per approved action:

CoinMart App. €50 per approved action. Daisycon’s listing allows keyword marketing and email marketing, which is more permissive than many crypto brands. CoinMart says it is registered with the Dutch central bank as a crypto service provider (a VASP). A third-party tracker, affi.io, lists this campaign as closed, so confirm in your dashboard that it is still accepting publishers before you write about it.

Bitmymoney (NL). €10 per approved action. Bitmymoney is a Dutch platform for buying and selling crypto, and the campaign targets the Netherlands, as its name says.

Closed campaigns. Some crypto campaigns on Daisycon have already closed, Coinmerce among them. This is normal for a small regional channel: a single advertiser leaving changes the shelf noticeably.

What we could not confirm: cookieCookie life How long after a click the program still credits you if the visitor signs up or buys. A 30-day cookie gives the user 30 days to convert. More lengths, validation times and the exact qualifying action for each campaign. Daisycon shows these per campaign once you are logged in. Ask whether “action” means a registration, a verified account or a first purchase, because a €50 sign-up and a €50 first purchase are very different offers.

How to join Daisycon and get approved for crypto campaigns

1. Register as a publisher. Add your website or media and your bank details. Daisycon verifies publishers before they can promote campaigns.
2. Open the Crypto channel. Browse the crypto campaigns and check each one's status, target country and allowed traffic types.
3. Apply per campaign. Each advertiser approves publishers individually. A Dutch-language site that already covers crypto has the strongest case.
4. Choose your payout plan. In Payout settings, pick Basic, Premium or, if invited, High-speed, and set your automatic payout threshold.
5. Request your first payout manually. Daisycon does not send the first payment on its own. Once your balance reaches the threshold, request it in the dashboard.

The last step catches a lot of new publishers. If you forget it, your balance simply waits.

Daisycon payouts: thresholds, plans and timing

Daisycon pays in euros by bank transfer. Its distinctive feature is a choice of payout plans, which trade a small percentage of your commission for faster or guaranteed payment.

On cost, Daisycon’s own sources disagree. Its payment-options blog lists 1.95% for Premium and 2.25% for High-speed. Its publisher FAQ lists 2.9% and 3.6%. The FAQ is probably more recent, but check the rate shown in your Payout settings before you switch.

The minimum payoutMinimum payout The smallest balance you must earn before the program pays you. Earnings below it usually roll over to the next period. More is €25 for EU publishers and €100 outside the EU. After the first manual request, you can set an automatic threshold anywhere from that minimum up to €500.

How does this play out with a crypto CPA? On Basic, a CoinMart conversion is paid only after CoinMart pays Daisycon, so the advertiser’s payment speed sets your timing. On Premium, you are paid around the 15th of the month after approval regardless. For a €50 commission, Premium’s cost is about €1 to €1.80 depending on which rate applies. Whether that is worth it depends on how much you value predictable cash flow.

Tracking, rules and compliance

Daisycon tracks through its own links and publisher dashboard. As with every network, the rules that matter most come from the advertiser: allowed traffic, banned keywords and the definition of an approved action.

The CoinMart listing’s permission for keyword and email marketing is unusual in crypto. Most exchanges ban brand biddingBrand bidding Buying search ads on a brand's own name, such as 'Bitget login'. Most crypto programs ban it and can void your commissions. More and many restrict paid search entirely. Even where keywords are allowed, read whether that includes the brand name, and keep a copy of the terms you accepted.

Dutch crypto platforms operate under Dutch and EU rules, including MiCAMiCA The EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, which licenses crypto providers and sets rules for how crypto is marketed in the EU. More for crypto service providers. Your content should carry clear risk warnings and avoid return promises. Our crypto affiliate compliance guide explains what that looks like on a page.

Daisycon versus other routes for European crypto offers

Daisycon’s crypto shelf is narrow, so most publishers use it alongside other routes rather than instead of them.

The case for Daisycon is strongest when you already earn there from other Dutch campaigns. Crypto commissions then add to an existing balance, clear the €25 threshold easily and ride on whichever payout plan you already use.

The case against: two fixed-CPA campaigns, at least one of which may be closed, are not enough to build a crypto site around. If you need revenue shareRevShare You earn a percentage of the revenue a platform makes from your referred users — on exchanges, usually a share of their trading fees. More or lifetime commissionLifetime commission You keep earning from a referred user for as long as they stay active, with no end date written into the deal. More, go to the exchanges directly. Our exchange affiliate programs page compares them.

Working with Daisycon from outside the EU

Daisycon accepts publishers from outside the EU, but the terms are noticeably worse, and that matters more for small crypto commissions than for large ones.

Outside the EU you can only use the Basic plan. That means you are paid monthly and only after the advertiser has paid Daisycon. Your minimum payout rises to €100, and each transfer to a bank account outside the EU costs €7.50 in bank charges.

Run the numbers on the crypto shelf. With Bitmymoney at €10 per action, you need ten approved actions before you can request a payout, and the €7.50 bank fee takes 7.5% of that first €100. With CoinMart App at €50, two approvals reach the threshold, and the fee is easier to absorb. Raising your automatic threshold toward €500 spreads the fixed fee over a larger payment.

There is also the audience problem. The crypto campaigns we found serve Dutch users. A non-EU publisher with Dutch-speaking readers is rare, so for most of you the Crypto channel will not be the reason to join Daisycon.

Who Daisycon suits for crypto

Good fit: Dutch and Benelux publishers covering personal finance, with some crypto content, who want euro payouts and a choice of payment speed. Comparison sites that already use Daisycon for other verticals get the most value.

Poor fit: crypto-only sites, non-Dutch audiences, publishers outside the EU (Basic plan only, €100 threshold, €7.50 bank costs per payout) and anyone looking for crypto payouts.

Tips for running crypto campaigns on Daisycon

• Check campaign status first. Small channels change fast, and third-party trackers already list CoinMart App as closed.
• Ask what triggers the commission. A registration, a verified account and a first purchase convert very differently.
• Request your first payout. It does not happen automatically.
• Set a sensible automatic threshold. A €25 threshold means many small transfers; a higher one means fewer, larger ones. Up to €500 is allowed.
• Compare with fixed CPAs elsewhere. If you also have access to financeAds or Impact, compare earnings per click, not headline commission. Our CPA vs RevShare guide shows how.

Verdict: a convenient extra for Dutch publishers

Daisycon’s Crypto channel is a good idea with a thin shelf. CoinMart App at €50 and Bitmymoney at €10 are useful fixed CPAs for Dutch traffic, and the payout system is one of the most flexible we have seen: a €25 threshold, guaranteed monthly payment on Premium and weekly payouts on High-speed. But there is no revenue share, no crypto payout any more, and the catalog is small enough that a single closure matters.

Use Daisycon if you already publish Dutch finance content. For anything wider, start with Impact and financeAds, and see our networks overview for how they compare.