BingX referral code: what it gives and how to use it

A referral code identifies who invited you. On BingX it can lead to two separate things: a share of your trading fees returned to you as a fee rebate, and eligibility for new-user rewards. These are different mechanisms, and mixing them up is the most common mistake on code pages.

A rebate only lowers what you pay in fees. It does not make trading profitable. For the difference between a rebate, cashback and a bonus, read rebate vs cashback vs welcome bonus. For the basics, see what a fee rebate is.

Because the code belongs to the referrer. BingX runs a partner program in which each referrer has a code and a link, and the rebate share attached to that code depends on the referrer's program terms. BingX describes how the program works on its Referral Program Upgraded page and in its Earn Crypto Together tutorial.

So two pages can both be honest and still show different numbers. Some pages also mix up the rebate share, the bonus total and older event amounts. We could not reconcile the figures on third-party pages with the checked value above, so Getref shows only the value carried by its own data, with its verified date and source. How that checking works is on the methodology page.

The safest route is to open the sign-up page through a link that already carries the code, so you do not depend on typing it. Getref's partner link does this. Getref may earn a commission from BingX when an account is opened through it, and that does not change your terms on the exchange.

We have not confirmed the exact label of the field on the current sign-up form, so look for the closest wording on screen.

Getref's partner cabinet shows only that an account was opened through its link. Getref does not see your trades or your balance, and asks only for the UID. Its own reward is points (Getref Rewards), not money. Getref's stated review time for a submitted UID is 48.

Stop before you deposit or trade, and check how your account was opened. We could not confirm from official BingX pages whether a code can be added to an existing account, so do not assume either answer. The forgotten referral code guide covers what to check and who to ask.

In practice:

• Look in your account for a referral or invitation section that shows who invited you.
• Contact BingX support, and ask directly whether the code can still be linked and what it affects.
• If you have not registered yet, close the page and start again through the link.

Treat any site that says it can add the code later for a fee as a red flag.

The exchange calculates and pays the rebate, so the proof is on the BingX side, not on Getref. Getref cannot see your account.

1. Note the trading fee shown on a few of your first trades.
2. Find the rebate or commission records in your BingX account and compare them with the fees you paid.
3. Compare the amounts against the share in the table above, keeping in mind the cap and period, which are still to be confirmed for this offer.
4. If nothing appears after a reasonable wait, send BingX support your UID and the dates of your trades.

The exact menu names may change, so rely on what the app shows you.

The headline is up to up to 11,500 USDT^{verified Oct 6}. The word "up to" matters, because BingX bonuses have been split into tasks, not paid in one piece. Past official pages, including the task-based new-user event of Oct–Nov 2024, which has expired, and the notice on the adjusted task-based reward system, showed conditions of this kind:

• Region limits: not every country is eligible.
• Deposit lock: a deposit may have to stay in the account for a set time.
• Futures-only volume: some tasks counted only futures trading volume.
• One account per person.

These are conditions seen on past events, not the current rules. Read the live task page on bingx.com before you deposit anything. Futures and perpetual contracts use leverage and can lead to liquidation, so do not trade them only to unlock a task.

The effective fee is the fee after the rebate. Here is what the checked data shows.

The spot maker fee is 0.1%^{verified Oct 14} and the spot taker fee is 0.1%^{verified Oct 14}. The futures maker fee is to be confirmed and the futures taker fee is to be confirmed.

Try your own volume in the calculator, and see how to calculate trading fee savings.

BingX may suit traders who want spot and futures in one account and who care about the effective fee. Look elsewhere if your country is not supported, or if you need a feature BingX lacks. Compare it with Binance and BingX or BingX and Bybit, and see the BingX exchange page.

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