World.xyz Review: Fees & Referral Link

World (world.xyz) is a prediction-markets site where you trade Yes or No on events, with no KYC and a small network fee. No airdrop is announced. The Getref link applies a World referral code; referrers earn a share of invitees' fees, and rewards for invitees aren't published.

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9NPH20ZX

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World.xyz airdrop: where it stands

As of 3 November 2026: World has not announced an airdrop, token or points programme. It has a leaderboard ranked by realized profit and a referral rewards page.

How to join with code 9NPH20ZX

Open World.xyz through the Getref link, then sign up on its own site.

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Open World.xyz through the link
Click the button: World.xyz opens with the Getref referral attached.
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Sign up or connect your wallet
Do it on the page that opens. How the referral is bound is described under “Good to know”.
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Use World.xyz
Anything World.xyz gives invited users is applied by World.xyz itself. Getref never holds your funds or keys.

Good to know

Signed up without the link?
World records a referral only if the new user confirms the invite with a wallet signature within one hour of creating the account, and only for the first invite confirmed.
Availability by country
World is unavailable in 65 countries and territories listed on its help page, including the US, UK, France, Germany, India, Australia, Canada, Brazil, Japan and Singapore. Its terms prohibit using a VPN to get around this.
Official list of restricted countries

About World.xyz

World at world.xyz is a prediction-markets trading site, not the Worldcoin app. You buy Yes or No positions on events in sports, crypto, finance and politics, trade around the clock, and get paid automatically when a market resolves in your favour. It has a leaderboard ranked by realized profit, a referral rewards page and AI-agent trading. Its terms refer to the World Prediction Markets Protocol from the World Protocol Foundation, a Cayman Islands foundation that says it does not run the site itself, and the operator isn't named. No KYC is required, but 65 countries are blocked.

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Who it suits

Suits traders in permitted countries who want event markets across sports, crypto and politics without ID checks. It does not suit residents of the 65 blocked countries, including the US, UK, France, Germany and India, or anyone who needs a named operator, published fee percentages or an airdrop. Prediction positions can lose their full stake.

Pros

Event markets across sports, crypto, finance and politics
No KYC
Automatic payouts when markets resolve
Leaderboard and referral rewards page

Cons

65 blocked countries including the US and UK
Operator not named; protocol published by a Cayman foundation
No fee percentages published
Referral binds only within one hour of sign-up

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World.xyz: frequently asked questions

What is world.xyz?

A prediction-markets trading site, not Worldcoin. You trade Yes or No positions on real-world events.

What are World's fees?

A small network fee on buys, sells, deposits and withdrawals, and nothing when a market resolves in your favour. No percentage is published.

How does the World referral link work?

Referrers earn a share of invited traders' fees, but only when both have connected X. The invitee must confirm the invite by wallet signature within one hour of sign-up, and rewards for invitees aren't published.

Does World require KYC?

No, but 65 countries and territories, including the US, UK, France, Germany and India, cannot trade.

Is there a World airdrop?

None is announced, and there is no token or points programme.

Is World safe?

Prediction positions can lose their full stake, and the site operator isn't named; the protocol is published by a Cayman Islands foundation that says it doesn't run the site. Only trade what you can afford to lose.

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