Binance Referral Code: What It Gives and How to Use It

A referral code links your new account to the person or site that invited you. What you receive depends on which of Binance's two referral programs the code runs under. Binance describes them in its introduction to the Referral Program and in the Referral Pro mode FAQ.

A fee rebate is a return of part of your trading fees, so it lowers your costs. Our short explainer on what a fee rebate is covers the basics.

Getref's catalog lists a sign-up bonus of up to up to 19,800 USDT^{verified Oct 10}. That is a maximum, not a payout everyone gets. Which deposit or trading steps are required, by what date, and for whom, is decided on Binance's current promotion page. The sources linked here do not state this amount: neither the introduction to the Referral Program nor the Referral Pro mode FAQ mentions it. The time-limited referral promotion in Binance's announcement is marked as expired, so it is not a current offer.

A bonus is not part of the effective fee. The effective fee is the trading fee after any rebate, so judge the rebate by the fee you are actually charged, and the bonus by its own conditions.

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Getref may earn a commission from Binance if you open an account through its links. This does not change your terms: Binance calculates and pays any rebate or bonus, and Getref pays only its own points (Getref Rewards).

Use the sign-up page on binance.com and look for the referral or invite code field. The screens change over time, so follow what Binance shows rather than a fixed screenshot.

The most common mistake is skipping the field because it looks optional. Check the field before you submit. If you want Getref points as well, the tasks page explains the steps; Getref asks only for your UID, the account number Binance shows you.

In Referral Pro mode, the inviter chooses how the commission is split between the inviter and the invitee, inside the limits Binance sets. So the share you receive follows the code's settings. To see which split a code offers, ask the person who gave it to you, and look at what the sign-up screen shows once the code is entered. The rebate figure in Getref's catalog is 20%^{verified Oct 12}, and it reflects the offer the catalog lists, not necessarily what every invitee gets. Binance's Referral Pro mode FAQ describes it as the total Referral Pro rate, not a fixed invitee share.

Exchange	Rebate	Spot maker	Spot taker	Maker after rebate	Taker after rebate
Binance	20%	0.1%	0.1%	0.08%	0.08%

• Binance

  20%Rebate

  Spot maker

  0.1%→, Maker after rebate:0.08%

  Spot taker

  0.1%→, Taker after rebate:0.08%

Taken from the exchanges' terms and verified by Getref. Base spot rate (VIP 0).

The fee table shows the effective fee, meaning the fee after the rebate. Binance's listed spot fees for the Regular User^{verified Oct 9} level are 0.1%^{verified Oct 9} for makers and 0.1%^{verified Oct 9} for takers. Maker orders add liquidity to the order book; taker orders fill at once. The maker vs taker guide shows which one you pay.

Rebates can come with a cap and a time limit. The rebate cap in Getref's catalog reads: to be confirmed. The rebate period in the catalog reads: to be confirmed. For futures, the catalog's maker fee reads to be confirmed and the taker fee reads to be confirmed, and Binance describes the futures rebate as time-limited. Try your own volume in the calculator:

The Binance pages linked here do not say whether a code can be added after registration. Some third-party sites say it cannot, but that is not an official statement, so treat both answers as unconfirmed.

If you already have an account, ask Binance support directly whether a code can still be linked, and what they need from you. Ask Binance support to confirm the code is linked before you count on a rebate.

Getref cannot see your Binance account or your trades. Its partner cabinet only shows that an account was opened through its link. So you need to check it yourself:

1. Make one small spot trade with a limit or market order.
2. Open the trade history and note the fee Binance charged.
3. Compare it with the headline rate in the table above, keeping in mind your VIP tier and fee-payment settings in your Binance account.
4. Look in the referral or rewards area of your account for a voucher or a rebate record.
5. If nothing appears after the period Binance states, contact Binance support with your UID and the code you entered.

The payout timing Binance gives to inviters is not the same as your own rebate timing, and the pages linked here state no invitee payout time. Binance calculates and pays the rebate, so Binance support is the right place for questions. Our methodology page explains how Getref checks and dates its numbers.

Binance does not offer every product in every country, and referral programs can be restricted too. Binance publishes its own availability information, so check the Binance referral page and the country notes on binance.com before you register. Getref does not guess at country lists. Open the sign-up page from your own location and see what it allows. If the site says your region is restricted, respect that rather than looking for a way around it.

The code suits you if you were going to open a Binance account anyway, trade spot or futures often enough that fees matter, and are happy to read the current terms. The saving scales with your volume, and it is small if you trade rarely.

Look elsewhere if you need an exchange not available in your country, if the rebate period or cap in the table does not fit how you trade, or if another exchange lists lower effective fees for your pattern. Another exchange can be the better fit on exactly those points: lower fees for the way you trade, or availability where Binance is restricted. The full comparison list shows the pairs Getref covers. You can start with Binance vs Bybit. The Binance exchange page gathers the catalog data in one place.

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