How to Submit a Support Ticket as a Partner
By Arslan Riaz
Updated Jun 21, 2026
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The Partner Portal has its own dedicated Support Tickets system, separate from the business-level tickets. Use it to report issues with your partner account, wallet, commissions, onboarding, or anything else related to your partnership.
Navigating to Support Tickets
- Click Support Tickets in the Partner Portal sidebar.
- You will see your ticket list with summary KPI cards at the top:
- Total Tickets: All tickets you have ever submitted.
- On This Page: How many tickets are currently visible with the active filters.
- Open + Waiting: Tickets awaiting a response from you or the support team.
- Resolved: Tickets that have been successfully closed.
Creating a New Support Ticket
- Click the + New Ticket button.
- Fill in the ticket form:
- Subject: A short, specific title (e.g., "Wallet top-up pending for 48 hours — reference TXN-20240617").
- Category: Choose the most relevant category:
- Partner Account — Issues with your partner profile or account.
- Wallet / Payments — Top-up not reflecting, payout issues.
- Commissions — Commission not credited or incorrect amount.
- Business Onboarding — Help with registering a client.
- Technical — Bugs, errors, or system issues.
- General Inquiry — Any other question.
- Priority:
- Low — A question or minor inconvenience.
- Medium — A feature not working correctly.
- High — Blocking your ability to onboard or serve a client.
- Urgent / Critical — Financial discrepancy or data issue.
- Description: Write a detailed message including:
- What you were trying to do.
- The exact error message (copy-paste or screenshot).
- The business name or wallet transaction reference if relevant.
- The steps you have already tried.
- Attachments: Upload screenshots, payment receipts, or any evidence. This significantly speeds up resolution.
- Click Submit Ticket.
💡 Tip:For wallet or payment issues, always attach the bank transfer screenshot or payment gateway confirmation. Tickets with proof are processed in hours; tickets without proof may take days.
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