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Referral links: where they are and what they don’t change

The site earns money through the referral programs of Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate and Hyperliquid. If you sign up through our link, the exchange may pay us part of its fee. Your conditions don’t change, and the referral programs don’t decide what we write.
ContentsWhere the referral links areWhat changes for youWhat referrals don’t changeAvailability comes first

Referral links go to exchanges through addresses like /go/binance. You will find them in buttons (in articles, in the header and menu) and inside article text, where it makes sense to go and try something yourself — for example, “open a Binance account and look at the order window”. A page has one to three such links in the text.

All referral links are marked for search engines as sponsored (rel="sponsored"). Links to other pages of the guide are ordinary links and have nothing to do with referrals.

What changes for you

Nothing in the price: you pay the exchange’s standard fees. Sometimes an exchange gives referred users its own welcome offers; when it does, the conditions are set by the exchange and can differ by country.

What referrals don’t change

We describe exchanges by what matters to a beginner, including their downsides and where they are not available. Being a referral partner does not buy a better review, and we never promise income to make you sign up.

Availability comes first

Exchanges and their futures are not available in every country, and some countries are served by separate local companies with different products. Before signing up, check that the exchange and its futures are available where you live. We will never suggest a way around these restrictions.

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