Noble Sub Distributor Account

A sub-distributor seat lets you build a small team of Noble agents while still serving some players yourself.

What it adds

Compared with an agent seat, you can open agent and store logins and move balance to them. You can also take unused balance back.

Noble’s hold stays within about 25–30%, so the figures you agree with agents rarely need revisiting. That suits sellers who prefer predictable weeks.

Look for people who reply quickly and keep notes. A careful agent with ten players is worth more than a careless one with fifty.

Walk each new agent through a test player on a short call: create, load, redeem, read history. Share your rules in writing.

Keep a few of your own players so you stay close to what the lobby feels like and can answer agents’ questions.

Compare what you sent each agent with what they paid you. The panel history makes it a five-minute job.

If an agent stops selling, agree when and how unused balance comes back to you. Writing it down early keeps the parting friendly.

Agents will ask about the lobby, the app and cash-outs. Keep a short notes file of answers you can paste.

How many agents can a Noble sub distributor have?

Start with a few and grow as your records stay tidy.

Can I move up to master later?

Yes, ask us when your team grows.

Do agents need their own balance?

Yes, each login has a separate balance.

What holding should I give my Noble agents?

That is between you and them. Many sub-distributors agree a share that leaves room for their own margin within Noble’s narrow band.

Can I see what my agents do?

Yes, their transfers appear in your history.

Can I remove an agent?

Ask us; we help close or freeze a login safely.

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