Affiliate disclosure

This site takes part in the Binance referral program.

When someone creates a Binance account using the referral code shown on these pages, Binance shares a percentage of the trading commission that account generates with the referrer — that is us. This does not add anything to your costs. The commission comes out of the fee Binance was already charging.

In fact the arrangement runs the other way for you: an account created with the code pays a lower trading fee than an account created without one. The invitee discount and the referrer's share are two parts of the same commission split, and Binance publishes both.

What this means in practice

We have a financial interest in you registering through the code. You should read everything here with that in mind, and we try to earn that trust by being accurate rather than persuasive: the fee figures are the published ones, the calculators use the same numbers you can verify on Binance's own fee schedule, and the drawbacks — the code cannot be added later, rates change, futures trading can liquidate your position — are stated as plainly as the benefits.

What we do not do

We do not manage anyone's money, hold funds, place trades, or receive anything other than referral commission. We are not paid to recommend particular coins, and there are no sponsored placements anywhere on this site. We do not sell your data; the contact form exists only so we can answer you.

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Binance and the Binance logo are trademarks of their owner. This site is not operated by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Binance beyond taking part in its public referral program.

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