Buyo Network

The Agreement Defines the Publisher Role

The agreement describes the program as a way to attract traffic and orders in Uzbekistan, rather than as a general affiliate arrangement without a stated market scope. It defines eligible partners as individuals, self-employed people, individual entrepreneurs, or legal entities who register and are admitted to the program.

That admission condition matters to the workflow: being within an eligible category does not itself establish that a partner has been accepted. The agreement lists BUYO’s legal address in Tashkent, which identifies the entity’s stated location.

Offer Tools Sit Between Both Roles

The publisher attracts traffic or customers to BUYO’s offers, while BUYO says it supplies the materials and tools used to promote them. Its listed resources include advertising materials, tracking links, statistics, and other traffic tools.

The homepage offers ready-made landing pages optimized for traffic. BUYO says each publisher receives a personal manager to help select offers, launch campaigns, and scale traffic.

Traffic Enters Offer-Specific Checks

BUYO names Meta, Google, Yandex, Telegram, and Instagram influencers as permitted traffic sources, and says publishers can promote offers through links on permitted platforms. The agreement separately prohibits bot, incentivized, fake, automated, manipulated, or fraudulent traffic.

For an order to proceed to payment, the homepage says it must be confirmed; confirmation takes 1–2 days. The agreement requires partners to check the current terms for each offer before launching traffic. In practice, that makes the offer’s own conditions part of launch planning, rather than something resolved solely by the network-wide source list.

CPA Sets the Main Payment Basis

BUYO’s agreement names CPA as the main cooperation model and describes payment for confirmed orders, unless an offer specifies otherwise. The homepage explains CPA as a fixed amount for an approved order, without waiting for the order to be purchased.

The agreement states that CPA is the main cooperation model, with payment for confirmed orders unless an offer specifies otherwise. The homepage says its revenue-share model offers up to 25% of the purchased order, including upsells, and is marked unavailable currently.

The homepage says withdrawals are available on request once the $10 minimum is reached. The agreement also sets a minimum of 10 US dollars or an equivalent unless another system setting applies. The homepage lists Uzcard, Visa, Master, and USDT; the agreement’s broader list may include bank cards, bank transfer, and cryptocurrency including USDT.

The homepage says CPA withdrawals may face a 3–5-day hold for traffic checks and validation; the agreement allows accrued rewards to be held for 3 to 5 days or another period specified by the offer.

Materials Reduce Separate Sourcing

BUYO says publishers receive access to offers, advertising materials, tracking links, and statistics within the program.

The network also offers ready-made landing pages for traffic campaigns. Its own call center processes applications, and BUYO says this work is intended to improve lead approval. The provider also says each publisher receives a personal manager for offer selection and campaign support.

Approval and Holds Retain Control

BUYO’s agreement and homepage describe checks that can affect traffic approval and withdrawals.

• BUYO says CPA withdrawals may be held for traffic checks and validation; its agreement also allows another period when an offer specifies one.
• The agreement permits BUYO to suspend or partially withhold payouts when verification is incomplete, traffic is under review, or violations or fraud are suspected.
• RevShare is marked unavailable on the homepage, while the agreement restricts it to selected partners or specified arrangements.
• The agreement prohibits bot, incentivized, fake, automated, manipulated, or fraudulent traffic.
• Partners must check current offer terms before launch and handle applicable taxes unless the agreement provides otherwise.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Direct Programs Shift the Control Point

In general, a direct affiliate program places offer access and deal terms closer to the advertiser, while a network typically groups offers and publisher-facing resources. Compare who sets approval conditions, what campaign materials are supplied, and how payout reviews are handled before choosing either route.

Uzbekistan COD Sets the Stated Scope

BUYO’s stated Uzbekistan focus suits publishers whose campaign plans fit that market and its offer conditions. Its homepage describes COD offers, while the agreement defines the program around attracting traffic and orders in Uzbekistan.

The publisher role is conditional on admission: eligible individuals and organizations must register and be admitted to the program. A workable fit therefore requires checking both the specific offer terms and whether the planned traffic source is permitted.

Questions About BUYO’s Offer Terms

What does CPA pay for?

BUYO describes CPA as payment for an approved order, without waiting for that order to be purchased. Its agreement calls CPA the main cooperation model and says payment is for confirmed orders unless an offer specifies otherwise. Check the applicable offer wording because the homepage and agreement use different terms.

Is RevShare open to every publisher?

No: BUYO’s homepage marks RevShare unavailable, while the agreement describes access for selected partners or through a separate agreement or specified arrangement. The agreement’s qualification means publishers should not treat RevShare as the default payment basis when assessing an offer.

What starts a withdrawal request?

BUYO says a partner requests a withdrawal after reaching the minimum threshold; the agreement sets that minimum at 10 US dollars or an equivalent unless another system setting applies. The homepage also states that withdrawals are available on request with a $10 minimum.

Which payout routes does BUYO list?

The homepage names Uzcard, Visa, Master, and USDT as withdrawal routes. The agreement says available methods may include bank cards, bank transfer, and cryptocurrency including USDT. Confirm which route applies to the account before requesting payment.

Which traffic sources does the homepage name?

BUYO lists Meta, Google, Yandex, Telegram, and Instagram influencers as permitted sources. Partners must also check the current terms of each offer before launching.

Who can join the program?

The agreement says eligible partners may be individuals, self-employed people, individual entrepreneurs, or legal entities, provided they register and are admitted. To join the program, a partner must fall within one of these categories, register, and be admitted; category eligibility alone does not establish admission.

Proceed When CPA Conditions Fit

Fits if your campaigns match BUYO’s stated Uzbekistan scope and you are prepared to check each offer’s terms before launch.

Probably not if your plan requires currently available RevShare; BUYO’s homepage marks that model unavailable.

Main risk… the agreement allows review-related holds or payout suspension, so read the current offer terms before sending traffic.

Sources

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• buyo.network/uz-ru/offer-agreementchecked 2026-10-31
• buyo.network/uz-ruchecked 2026-10-31

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Last updated: 2026-10-31

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