COME referral amount labels versus an account balance
The 30 Bonus and 80 Cash labels describe referral rewards with conditions. A promotion figure is not the same field as the account balance or a completed withdrawal.
Keep the amount attached to its label
The invitation section separates 30 Bonus for friend sign-up from the later 80 Cash milestone. Do not describe the entire headline as one undifferentiated cash balance. The labels are part of understanding what the programme offers.
Check milestones before account outcomes
The 80 Cash stage requires a friend deposit and first Mega Contest play, or the friend reaching ₹1,000 effective turnover. Reading a banner or opening the download page does not perform these actions. Each completed milestone needs its own service record.
Separate a credit from a withdrawal
A reward entitlement, an account credit and a withdrawal outcome are different concepts. Use the applicable service terms and actual account status for each. Do not infer instant withdrawal, absence of restrictions or a payment deadline from the Cash label alone.
Preserve the relevant record
If asking about the difference between the promotion and what the account shows, name the programme, recipient and completed milestone. Include only the details needed by recognised support, without disclosing passwords, one-time codes or payment PINs.

A practical example
A user sees ₹110 on an invitation banner but has only reached the sign-up milestone. The headline is not a record that both rewards have been credited, and it does not describe a withdrawal already completed.
What a completed answer looks like
The promotion, its milestone labels and any actual balance or payment state remain distinct and can be explained without an extra promise.
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