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

The code GETREF links a new OmenX account to Getref's partner link. In return, OmenX may pay back a share of your trading fees as a fee rebate. OmenX calculates and pays it. Getref does not see your trades and does not pay the rebate. For the mechanics, read how exchanges pay rebates and what a fee rebate is.

Here is what the page can state today. Anything marked to be confirmed has not been checked against an official OmenX page yet, so we do not give a value.

If a cell reads to be confirmed, do not fill the gap from a social post or a forum thread. Check the exchange page before you decide anything.

Four different things get mixed up around OmenX:

• The referral code is bound to your account at sign-up and affects the fee rebate on your own trading.
• OmenX Points are OmenX's own program. Pages such as airdrops.io cover it. We could not confirm which points or airdrop programs are running today, so do not assume one exists.
• Inviter link earnings belong to the person who invited you. They depend on that person's activity and are not your rebate.
• Points (Getref Rewards) are Getref's own reward for accounts opened through its links. They are not money and not an OmenX product. See Getref Rewards.

A rebate is also not cashback and not a welcome bonus. The difference is in rebate vs cashback vs welcome bonus.

Getref may earn a commission from OmenX when you open an account through its links. This does not change your terms on the exchange.

Use the offer card above or the Getref tasks page to reach OmenX, so the partner link is carried through. Then follow the steps below. The wording on screen may differ, so look for a field called referral code, invite code or similar.

Getref asks only for the UID. It never asks for your password, API keys or seed phrase.

The most common mistake is typing a numeric code seen in a post on X. Those are not the code on this page, and Getref cannot vouch for them. Enter only the code shown here.

Referral codes are normally bound at sign-up and cannot be changed afterwards. We could not confirm an official OmenX statement on adding a code to an existing account. Do not assume it works.

The window in days for asking OmenX support to review a missed code is to be confirmed. If that reads to be confirmed, ask OmenX support directly and keep their answer in writing.

What to do:

1. Check whether your account already shows a referral code in its profile or invite section.
2. Contact OmenX support through omenx.com and ask what can be done for your case.
3. Read what to do if you forgot the referral code for the general options.
4. Before opening a second account, read the OmenX terms. Many exchanges forbid multiple accounts.

Getref cannot see your rebate. The exchange's partner cabinet shows only that an account was opened through Getref's link, and Getref sees only the UID you submit. The proof is in your own OmenX account.

1. After your first trades, open your fee or trade history on OmenX and note the fees charged.
2. Look for a rebate, commission return or similar record. The name can vary.
3. Compare it with the share, cap and period shown on the OmenX page once those values are verified.
4. If nothing appears after a reasonable time, contact OmenX support with your UID and the date you registered.

The review time listed for OmenX UID submissions is 48. That concerns the review of your submission for points (Getref Rewards), not the exchange's rebate payment.

For a method to estimate what you save, see how to calculate trading fee savings.

The verified spot fees are 0.2%^{verified Oct 22} for makers and 0.4%^{verified Oct 22} for takers. Futures fees are not verified yet: maker to be confirmed, taker to be confirmed.

OmenX is not a conventional spot exchange. Crypto Briefing reports that it launched its mainnet as a leveraged prediction market, and Bitrue also describes it as a prediction market. The spot labels in a fee table may therefore not map neatly onto what you trade. Check on omenx.com which fee applies to which action before you rely on any number.

Sources disagree on the maximum leverage, so we give no figure. Read the limit on OmenX itself.

To run your own numbers once the rebate share is verified, use the calculator:

Maker and taker fees work differently, as explained in maker vs taker fees.

We do not list countries, because we cannot confirm OmenX's current list. Check the restrictions on omenx.com before you register. CryptoAdventure tracks countries that ban or restrict prediction markets in general. Rules can change and are your responsibility.

OmenX may suit you if you specifically want a leveraged prediction market and can read its fee and risk terms yourself.

Look elsewhere if:

• you want a long-established spot exchange with a wide coin list. Compare options on the exchanges page or in the comparison section.
• you need a venue with a confirmed license or regulation. We could not confirm either for OmenX.
• you are new to leverage and would rather start with plain spot trading.

How Getref checks its data is described in the methodology.