How to Sign Up on Bitget With a Referral Code

Where the field is

Bitget's sign-up form takes an email address or phone number and a password, with the referral field in an optional section on the same screen. An invite link fills it in ahead of you.

Bitget is also a copy-trading venue, and some invites route through a trader's profile rather than the generic sign-up page. Those links still write the same referral relationship; they just start from a different screen.

• Expand the optional referral section before submitting the form.
• Check the field is filled if you arrived through an invite or a trader profile link.
• Finish identity verification — reward tiers are gated behind it.
• Read the reward terms before depositing, not after.

Reading the reward honestly

A Bitget invite reward is usually a package rather than a single payment, and each piece carries its own condition: a deposit above some threshold, a volume target inside a time window, a first futures trade, a task completed within seven days of registration.

Each piece is genuinely payable, and the total is genuinely large, but almost nobody collects all of it — because collecting all of it means doing every task in the package, several of which cost more than the reward they unlock.

• Deposit-gated pieces need money in before anything pays.
• Volume-gated pieces need trades placed, and those trades cost fees.
• Time-boxed pieces expire, usually within days of registration.
• Voucher pieces often cannot be withdrawn, only spent as fee credit or margin.

Work out the value of the pieces you would have unlocked anyway, and treat the rest as zero. That number is small, honest, and still worth having.

It has to be there at registration

As with every exchange programme, the referral relationship is written when the account is created. There is no retroactive attachment, and re-registering with the same identity documents is normally refused.

If the account already exists without a referrer, the account is fine — it is simply on standard terms.

We have not published a Bitget code yet

This site does not print a Bitget code, because none has been verified against Bitget's own programme terms. The Bitget tab says exactly that rather than showing a number of unknown provenance.

To be told when one is published, or to put one forward for review, write to contactmail.bsam@gmail.com.