Affiliate Disclosure: This Site Contains Binance Referral Links

The one-line version

This site contains Binance referral links. If a reader signs up through one of them, or with our referral code, we may receive a promotional rebate from the platform. It does not cost you more (checked on the Binance sign-up page in September 2026: the page shows no extra charge whether or not a code is entered; after that, go by the current page).

What that actually means

Binance and other exchanges run public referral programmes that anyone can join. Joining gives you a referral code and a link carrying it; when users who signed up through it generate trading fees, the platform returns a proportion of those to the referrer.

Our referral code is BNB986. We may earn a commission from it.

For a reader, the effect is that signing up with the code does not cost more; eligible new users may receive a fee reduction, or none at all. When we checked in September 2026, neither the Binance sign-up page nor its refer-a-friend page stated a reduction percentage, so we do not quote a figure here; treat it as a possibility, not a promise: whether you get a reduction, and how much, is whatever your account's fee page shows after you sign up, and it may change with policy.

Where the links actually are

Spelling this out is more useful than a general statement that the site has referral links:

Of seventeen articles, exactly one contains a referral link: the sign-up guide. That article is about signing up, so anyone reading it is genuinely about to open an account; the other sixteen, the fee explainer included, contain no referral link at all.
The five self-check tools, and pages such as About, Disclosure, Disclaimer and Privacy, likewise contain no referral links at all.
There are no exchange links in the navigation or the footer.
When an article cites an exchange's help centre or fee page, it uses an ordinary link without a referral code — that is an editorial citation, not a monetisation point.
The home page displays the referral code but contains no link to the exchange.

The referral link is flagged to search engines as a paid link, and a disclosure line sits right next to it, so nobody has to reach this page to find out.

How we handle the conflict of interest

We are not going to pretend there is no pull. Any site with referral income has an incentive to phrase things more favourably. Our answer is to make the constraints part of the process:

Risk warnings are not softened because of it. Wherever returns are discussed, the possibility of loss is discussed alongside.
We do not use "guaranteed", "protected" or "risk-free" language, and we make no promissory statements about returns.
We do not oversell Binance, and we do not run down other platforms to talk you into signing up.
Where the honest advice is to wait, we give it — the last section of the sign-up guide is titled "whether to open one at all is still a question".

If you think something reads as slanted toward promotion, please say so; see the contact page.

Other relationships

We accept no paid reviews, sponsored content or placement fees. Beyond the referral rebate described above we have no other income, and we sell no products or services.

This is an independently operated information site. It is not an exchange and has no affiliation with or agency relationship to Binance.