You will see one place say 20%, another 40%, even 100% cashback. Why the big gap? The truth: most of the high numbers are misleading advertising. This article explains it so you do not get fooled.
Actualizado 2026-06-27
The commission (rebate) Binance pays affiliates is usually around 20% of the trading fee (the standard level for most partners). That is the part that can be shared back to you. So an honest cashback service typically returns a portion within that range.
A few ways the number gets inflated: combining it with the BNB fee discount (if you hold BNB, Binance reduces fees further, and some add that in to reach 40 to 45%, although a discount and a rebate are different things); counting on a different base (100% commission sometimes means 100% of the affiliate share, not 100% of the fee you paid, which sounds big but is much smaller); and bait then cut (promising high to attract people, then lowering the rate or running off with the money).
Your real cashback equals the fee you pay times the rebate rate times the portion the service shares back. Ask the service directly: what is the base rebate, and what percentage do you share back to me? If they will not answer clearly, that is a warning sign.
We do not promise fake numbers. The rate we state is the real rate, and cashback is paid in USDT on a transparent schedule. An honest number you receive consistently beats a beautiful number you never see.
Honest rates, paid in USDT, from an official affiliate partner.
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