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Commission and Payment Rules — A Complete Guide for Partners

Kamrul Hasan
Kamrul Hasan
Founder & CEO, Promise Group
Commission and Payment Rules — A Complete Guide for Partners

Before joining as a partner, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the commission structure and the payment process. In this guide, we explain the new 2026 commission rules with complete clarity.

The 10% Deposit Rule

There is one key point to keep in mind in order to earn a commission: your commission must be equal to or less than 10% of the amount the client has deposited into the relevant project. In other words, to earn a commission of 1 Lakh Taka, the client must have deposited at least 10 Lakh Taka.

This rule ensures the client's genuine commitment and keeps the company's cash flow secure.

When Commissions Are Paid

Once the client's payment has been officially received, the commission is paid within a maximum of 15 working days — by bank transfer, mobile banking, or cheque, according to the partner's preference.

Payment Documentation

Every commission payment comes with a detailed payment slip that clearly states the client's name, the project, the unit, the amount the client has deposited, and the amount of the commission.

Tax and Other Deductions

Applicable government tax/AIT (Advance Income Tax) will be deducted in accordance with the law. Our Accounts department provides the documentation required for your annual tax return.

Dispute Resolution

If you have any dispute or question regarding your commission, please first discuss it with the Marketing Director. If it remains unresolved, you may appeal to the CEO, where the final decision will be made.

Transparent rules, timely payments, and a professional environment — these are the foundations of the Promise Partner Programme.

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