Commercial disclosure

The one-sentence version

Two factual statements. First: three places in this English edition carry a registration link with referral parameters. Second: if someone registers through one of them, or with the invite code, Binance may pay us a promotion fee. By the design of that programme this does not normally add to your cost, and signing up with a code usually returns part of your trading fee to you. The exact percentages and eligibility are set by the platform; we cannot promise them on its behalf.

What that is not is a relationship. The referral programme is open to the public. Anyone can join it, and joining requires no approval of who you are or of what you write. So, plainly: this site is independently operated, and it is not partnered with, authorised by, reviewed by or endorsed by Binance. An earlier version of this page said "the only relationship between this site and Binance is the referral programme", which reads as conceding some relationship exists. We have changed it.

Which pages carry a referral link

Three places in this English edition contain a registration link with referral parameters:

• The home page — one link, under the invite code box in the top right; the link text says where it goes
• The sign-up guide — one link, at the registration step
• How fees are calculated — one link, in the section about the referral rebate

Apart from those three, no other link in this edition carries referral parameters. Not in the navigation, not in the footer, and not on any other article or tool page. None of the three is a pop-up, an overlay or a bar that follows you down the page.

This site has three language editions — Chinese, English and Vietnamese. The Chinese and English editions have three such places each; the Vietnamese edition has none — on 1 September 2026, the day Vietnam’s Decree 284/2026 took effect, we removed the referral links and the invite code from that edition. Its penalty for domestic investors only starts six months after the first Vietnamese service provider is licensed; we removed the links ahead of that, not because of it. Its sign-up guide and fee article are still there; what came out was the sign-up link and the invite code. So the site total is six. Wherever a page on this site says "three places", it means the three in the edition you are reading.

Links elsewhere that point at the exchange (help centre, fee schedule, academy articles) are plain references with no referral parameters. They exist so you can check the original source, and we earn nothing from them.

The invite code

This site's invite code is BNB608. You can type it into the referral field on the registration page yourself; the effect is the same as clicking the link. We print it in plain text deliberately, so the choice is yours: use the link, or enter the code by hand.

The bias this creates, and what we do about it

Honestly: this revenue structure gives us a motive to get you to register. Any claim of being "completely neutral" should be disbelieved — including ours.

What we can do is constrain it structurally:

• Almost every page carries no referral link. Of the thirty or so public pages in this English edition, three have one.
• The home page has one box, and it does not push you toward signing up. Until 2026-09-03 the home page only printed the code; now there is a direct registration link under it, and the reason is in the corrections log. It is still just that one box: no pop-up, no countdown, no “today only”. The rest of the page is the table of contents and the articles.
• Pages about risk carry no sign-up links. The pages on liquidation, payment blocks and yield-product risk contain zero referral links. We do not try to get you to open an account there.
• Risk is not played down to get more sign-ups. This site is noticeably more long-winded about risk than comparable sites. That is deliberate.

About the fee discount

The fee discount mentioned on this site is a share of the referral programme's commission passed back to you, not an extra charge added on top. We do not print a fixed percentage anywhere on this site: what we can verify is the code and the registration link, not the rate. The rate is Binance's to set and to change, and the only figure that applies to you is the one shown on the registration page when you sign up. Earlier versions of several pages quoted a specific percentage we could not independently verify; that number has been removed.

One more thing worth saying plainly: the referral relationship is bound at the moment the account is created and generally cannot be added afterwards. That is not our rule, but it does mean — if you already have an account, this site's code is worth nothing to you. We say the same thing on the sign-up guide.

What we do not do

• No third-party ads, sponsored posts or paid link placements
• No hiding a platform's problems because of revenue
• No recommendations of coins, projects or yield products
• No paid communities, signal groups or consulting of any kind

Once more, on the sentence that gets misread most often: taking part in a public referral programme is not a relationship with Binance. We are not its employee, agent, partner or authorised channel, we have no endorsement or approval from it, we cannot make any commitment on its behalf — and it is not answerable for anything written here.

If you disagree with this page, write to us

A disclosure is only worth something if someone can push back on it. The only outward-facing address for this site is [email protected] — the same one on the contact page. There is no second one.

If you think a referral arrangement here has not been disclosed honestly, that a link is labelled wrongly, or that a passage reads as though risk was played down to get more people to sign up, write in and name the page and the sentence. Anything confirmed gets fixed and logged publicly in the corrections log. We have no support group, Telegram channel or private contact; anyone reaching out to you in this site's name through another channel has nothing to do with us.