Avici pays up to 10% in Korea for 48 hours, capped at $50
Signature earns 10% and Platinum 5% on in-person purchases in South Korea, paid in ANSEM, with a USD 50 per-user cap and a budget that can end it early.
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Avici Card →Signature earns 10% and Platinum 5% on in-person purchases in South Korea, paid in ANSEM, with a USD 50 per-user cap and a budget that can end it early.
Top three each month take $1,000, $500 and $250. Ranking runs on referral earnings net of refunds, and commissions stop at $10,000 of each friend's spend per 30 days.
The 2% covers a referred friend's first 90 days. After that Level 1 pays 0.1% of their spending, and cash withdrawals never count.
Twenty percent is the headline and $10 is the cap, so the offer stops paying above $50 charged. The terms are a clean lesson in reading caps first.
Avici raised the daily ATM cap to $3,000, but each withdrawal stops at $1,000, three a day, and only the Signature tier waives the fee.