A referral channel your compliance team will actually finish reading.
Closed peer-to-peer. Audit-ready. Built around LCCP SR 1.1.2 before we built the marketing site.
Why your compliance team will agree.
Lower SR 1.1.2 exposure than any open affiliate.
No public marketplace, no bonus-listicle SEO, no third-party retargeting. Every message routed through LATE is single-product, carries significant terms inline, and is logged before it lands.
A UK cohort you cannot reach on Oddschecker.
Friend-of-friend referrals, weighted by recency of in-person contact. Your acquisition CPI sits below typical paid social, with attribution clean enough for your finance team.
Two-week integration. One contract.
Postback API, S2S deposit handover, named compliance contact, live read-only feed into your monitoring stack.
LCCP clauses. Mapped to features.
Responsibility for third-party marketing
The Compliance Ledger gives you a live read-only feed of every offer LATE has sent on your behalf. Anonymised at the user level, named at the operator level, exportable as a single audit artefact.
See the live feed →Markers of harm
Three offers per sender per recipient per seven days. Auto-cooldown if a user taps and abandons more than twice. Direct integration with your existing deposit-limit and self-exclusion APIs.
See the rate-limit policy →Misleading marketing
Every offer card renders product type, value, and significant terms in the same size as the headline. No drip pricing. No fine print. Server-stamped at send-time so the affiliate cannot edit them.
See the offer-card design →No strong appeal to under-18s
Username content filter blocks operator names, gambling terms, and known under-18 cultural cues. No imagery of people. No youth-culture register. Pre-cleared template library, refreshed quarterly with ASA guidance.
See the template approach →Affiliate disclosure
The “LATE earns a fee on this referral” disclosure sits at the top of every offer card, in body type, not the footer. Repeated in the redirect interstitial. Echoed on the recipient’s first-run onboarding.
See the disclosure UX →Granular consent, opt-out default
Per-operator, per-channel consent toggled by the recipient before any push arrives. Withdrawable in one tap from the home screen. Audit-logged. Recorded in the consent ledger you’ll receive nightly.
See the consent UX →Postback in, credit out. Two endpoints.
When a referral becomes a registered, depositing customer at your platform, your server pings ours with a postback. We log it against the originating sender, credit them within our 14-day validation window, and pay out via Stripe Connect.
We mirror the postback fields most UK operators already send to Income Access or Raketech. Two new fields cover the compliance metadata we audit-log — age-verification status and the LCCP SR 3.5.3 risk flag if your monitoring stack flagged the customer.
Full technical spec, sandbox keys, and sample payloads available on request to compliance@lateaffiliates.com. We respond within one working day.
Talk to the people who sign the Restraint Report.
One email address. A named compliance contact from day one. We respond within one working day.