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Our relationship with referral links, out in the openSome external links on this site are sponsored referral links; this page explains how that works and whether it affects you.

Updated 2026-09-13

·How the referral works

One link on this site opens Binance's sign-up page, and it carries our invite code. Signing up through it gets you a discount on trading fees of up to about a fifth; the exact rate is whatever the signup page shows. The site may also earn a commission from that platform. It's one of the ways this site keeps the lights on.

·What it means for you

  • The code goes in at signup. An account already in use cannot add or change it; a verified account that has had no activity at all for 180 days in a row can be bound again after logging in through an invite link.
  • You're free to skip the link and open Binance yourself to register; the content here works for you either way.
  • Whether to register, and whether to use a given platform, is your call; this site only provides educational information.

·It doesn't change what we say

Having a referral relationship doesn't mean we only say nice things. What this site says about fees, freeze risk, regional limits and stablecoin risk has nothing to do with whether there's a commission. We also spell out who a given channel isn't right for and when you shouldn't go ahead. Fees, discount rates, promotions and regional availability all change, and what the platform shows at the time is what counts; we don't overstate discounts and we promise no returns.

·Where the real link lives

The referral link appears in exactly one place on this site: inside the guide Opening the account is easy; getting the money out is the part that isn't, marked as a sponsored link. The home page shows the invite code with a one-click copy button but carries no sign-up link, and the header, footer and every other guide carry none either. The link opens Binance's registration page directly; you can also open Binance yourself and type the code in when you register.

Updated 2026-09-13. This round states the rough size of the discount and the rule for binding a code later, and drops wording that could mislead. This page is the referral disclosure; the content is for education only and doesn't give investment, tax or legal advice. See also About, Privacy, Risk.
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