Choose a role around the network you can support. Estimator figures describe an assumed activity scenario, not guaranteed earnings or mandatory recruitment targets.
Mexora Money offers three partnership levels for people who want to build a business network: Distributor, Master Distributor and Super Distributor. The difference is the route through which retailers join your network and how their activity contributes to the earnings model.
The programme is designed to give partners business freedom. Mexora Money does not pressure distributors to recruit retailers or impose work targets. Partnership eligibility is strictly 18 or above.
Compare the three roles
| Role | Network structure | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Distributor | Adds retailers directly. | Develop and support a direct retailer network. |
| Master Distributor | Can add distributors and direct retailers. | Support distributors as well as an independent direct retailer network. |
| Super Distributor | Can add master distributors, distributors and retailers. | Work across several network levels. |
A larger structure introduces more relationships to manage. Decide based on the contacts you have, the time you can spend helping partners and how clearly you understand their service needs.
How the earnings paths differ
In the website estimator, direct retailers use the Distributor-level earning rate. Retailers reached through a distributor contribute half of that rate. Retailers reached through a master distributor contribute half again, or one quarter of the direct-retailer rate.
These are separate paths. A retailer should not be counted as both direct and indirect in your assumptions. The estimator is modelling transaction-linked income; it does not promise payment simply for adding an account to a network.
Read the estimator inputs correctly
The calculator uses a 30-day month and activity assumptions for each retailer:
- AEPS transactions per day: starts at 1.
- Insurance transactions per month: starts at 1.
- DMT transactions per day: starts at 1.
- Recharge transactions per day: starts at 5.
The current direct-retailer model uses ₹1 per AEPS transaction, ₹20 per insurance transaction, ₹2 per DMT transaction and ₹0.50 per recharge. These are the distributor estimator assumptions, not a retail customer charge table or a universal commission offer.
For example, five daily recharges at ₹0.50 each over 30 days contribute ₹75 per retailer in that model. Changing the transaction count changes the estimate. Actual earnings depend on completed activity, applicable commercial terms and service availability; business expenses also affect your net income.
Understand the network minimums
The Distributor simulation begins with 100 direct retailers. The Master Distributor simulation begins with 10 distributors, 100 retailers under each distributor and 50 direct retailers.
The Super Distributor simulation starts with 5 master distributors, 10 distributors under each master and 50 retailers per distributor. Its independent direct-retailer and direct-distributor branches can be considered separately.
These minimums belong to the website simulation. They are not recruitment targets or a promise that those accounts will transact every day. A realistic estimate should account for how often retailers actually use the services, rather than assuming that every registered retailer is active.
Choose a role you can support
Start by mapping the relationships you already have. If you work directly with shopkeepers, the Distributor role may match that structure. If you already work with people who manage retailer groups, compare the Master Distributor or Super Distributor structure.
Before enquiring, write down your location, the role you are considering and your current business background. Ask about the current onboarding process and applicable commercial terms. There is no need to turn an estimate into a commitment before those details are understood.
Use the partnership page and calculator to explore scenarios, then submit the partnership enquiry form when you are ready to discuss a role.
Common questions
Does a higher level guarantee higher earnings?
No. Network size alone does not determine actual income. Transaction activity and the applicable earning path matter.
Are the calculator minimums compulsory business targets?
No. They are the starting constraints of the simulation. Mexora Money’s partner model gives distributors freedom to build their network without recruitment pressure.
