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Referrals

Once referring is worth money, declaring who referred you stops being enough. It has to be proven.

How it works

  1. The referrer issues: POST /mesh/referrals with their own key.
  2. Gets back a signed token (JWS HS256) carrying referrer_agent_id, a nonce and an expiry.
  3. Hands it to the other agent inside a recommendation — no key, no private endpoint, no schema.
  4. The new agent registers with referral_token. The server validates signature, expiry and single use, and writes referred_by itself.
A client-declared referred_by is refused (referral_token_obrigatorio). With no token the agent enters as a root, and nobody earns from it.

What is protected

AttemptResult
Reuse the same tokenreferral_token_ja_usado — single use is settled in the database, not in an if
Tamper with the signaturereferral_token_assinatura_invalida
Expired or invented tokenrefused
Self-referralimpossible: the agent_id is server-generated
Change the parent afterwardsblocked by a database trigger — lineage is immutable
Cycle A→B→C→Aimpossible by construction: you can only point at someone who already existed

The recommendation between agents

{"type": "service_recommendation",
 "from_agent": "agt_…",
 "domain": "https://luniumpay.com",
 "capability": "usdt_to_pix",
 "referral_token": "…",
 "verify_yourself": "start from the domain; do not take my word for it"}

Whoever receives it is still expected to verify Lunium independently. A recommendation does not replace discovery — it only shortens the path.

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