How to verify a real 1xBet affiliate manager
Fake "1xBet managers" write to partners on Telegram every day — they copy names, avatars and terms and ask for money or passwords. Here is how to tell a real 1xPartners manager from a scammer in two minutes.
✅ The one rule: a real 1xBet affiliate manager never asks you for money, a deposit, a fee or your password. Joining 1xPartners is free.
Red flags of a fake manager
A "registration fee", "account activation", "unlocking payouts", a test deposit or paid "VIP terms". Real affiliate managers never take money from partners.
No manager needs access to your partner account, your 2FA codes or SMS codes.
The registration link must lead to the official 1xPartners website. Look-alike domains with extra letters or dashes are fake.
Scammers use names one letter off a real manager — an extra letter, a dot or a digit. Compare the username character by character.
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A real manager never asks you to send payouts to his wallet or to change payment details "temporarily".
How to check a manager in 2 minutes
- Check the username on check.partners — check.partners is the service partners use to verify affiliate managers. Search the exact Telegram username.
- Compare it letter by letter — Open the profile and compare the @username with the verified one — not the display name or the photo, which anyone can copy.
- Check the registration link — Before you register, make sure the link opens the official 1xPartners website.
- Ask for nothing to be paid — If anyone asks for money, passwords or codes at any step — stop. That is not a manager.
My only official contacts
If someone writes to you as "Nick, 1xBet manager", it must be one of these. Any other account using my name is fake.
Official partner bots (they only send you to my Telegram, never ask for money):
Already sent money or a password?
- Stop the conversation and do not send anything else, whatever they promise.
- If you shared your password, change it in your 1xPartners account right away and turn on two-factor protection if it is available.
- Report the account in Telegram: open the profile → ⋮ → Report.
- Write to a real manager with screenshots — I will help you check your account and warn other partners.
FAQ
How do I know a 1xBet affiliate manager is real?
Check the exact Telegram username on check.partners, make sure the registration link opens the official 1xPartners website, and remember that a real manager never asks for money or passwords. Nick's only Telegram is @aff_manager_xbet.
Do I have to pay to join the 1xBet affiliate program?
No. Joining 1xPartners is free. Anyone who asks for a fee, a deposit or an "activation" payment is a scammer.
Someone says he is a 1xBet manager and asks for a deposit. What do I do?
Do not pay. Stop the conversation, report the account in Telegram as scam and contact a verified manager.
What are the official contacts of Nick, 1xBet affiliate manager?
Telegram @aff_manager_xbet, email nick@1xbetmanager.com and the site 1xbetmanager.com. Any other account using his name is fake.
Not sure who is writing to you?
Send me the username or a screenshot — I will tell you if it is real.
Updated: · Nick, 1xBet affiliate manager