Crypto, trading and finance: what they really pay
10 finance and crypto programs (promoting them brings extra duties), read from each company’s own page.
KuCoin, Nexo and Bitget pay a share of the fees your referrals generate. Promoting them carries extra duties. Be clear about the risks, and remember many people lose money trading.
| Program | What it pays | Cookie | Paid out at |
|---|---|---|---|
| VOLTIX referral program | 60% of the full price, on every renewal (30% with a discount code) | 90 days, then for good | From $20 |
| KuCoin | Up to 60% of trading fees | Not on its page | Daily |
| KrakenRates vary by product and partner | Up to 50% revenue share | Not on its page | Not on its page |
| Bitget | 40% to 50% rebate | Not on its page | Not on its page |
| Crypto.com | Up to 50% | Not on its page | Monthly, it says |
| Nexo | Up to 50% of trading fees | Not on its page | Not on its page |
| TradingView | Up to $400 per subscriber | 90 days to sign up, then 180 to subscribe | Not on its page |
| OKX | Not on its page | Not on its page | Not on its page |
| eToroIts own page warns that 55% of retail accounts lose money on CFDs | Not on its page | Not on its page | Not on its page |
| Payoneer | Not on its page | Not on its page | Not on its page |
| Xero | Not on its page | Not on its page | Not on its page |
How to read this
- ‘Up to’ is the top of a range, and says nothing about typical pay.
- ‘Not on its page’ means the company’s public page shows no figure, so ask them or read the terms after you join.
- Rates change, so check the program’s page before you build anything around it.