COMECOME effective turnover is not the same label as deposit
The referral offer names ₹1,000 effective turnover as an alternative milestone; it does not call it a ₹1,000 deposit.
Work through this situation
Keep the metric's exact name. A payment amount cannot automatically be substituted for a turnover figure, and the offer's specific accounting rules should be read where the activity is managed.
What to check and why
Keep the phrase effective turnover intact in your notes. It names the metric used by the alternative referral condition. The amount paid into an account, the account balance and a turnover measure can describe different things, so identical rupee amounts do not make them interchangeable.
Read how the programme accounts for effective turnover in the place where that activity is managed. This explanation does not invent a formula for it. If the milestone is unclear, ask about that named metric and the relevant period or activity record. Do not assume a ₹1,000 deposit completes a condition whose wording says ₹1,000 effective turnover.
Recognise the relevant screen
Keep a reward schedule separate from an account result
Programme terms describe a benefit and its conditions; the relevant account record describes the result for that account. Identify the programme, recipient, stage and reward label together. Do not treat another download, a new registration or an extra payment as a way to diagnose an unclear reward. Use the recognised help route for an existing claim.
What a completed answer looks like
The account record is compared with the stated metric without inventing a conversion between them.
Apply only the conditions that belong to the relevant programme and account. Keep money-based activity within a limit you can afford.
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