Affiliates on Binance typically earn $140–$160 per $1M of referred volume. The exact median and full distribution stay hidden until you add your own report — that's the deal that keeps the data honest.
Binance changed its Futures commission base from gross to net fees on Jul 15 — headline percentage unchanged, payout base cut. Nobody has measured what that actually cost affiliates. That takes just 3 more June and 3 more July reports. Both months publish here automatically the moment each has 3.
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The standard affiliate agreement contains zero “%” figures in 36,301 characters — commissions are defined only by a Program Guide Binance can amend unilaterally at any time.
Spot from Apr 29 and Futures from Jul 15, 2026, commissions are computed on net fees (after market-maker rebates) instead of gross — with the headline percentage unchanged.
Spot/Margin referral commissions are discontinued once the referred user reaches VIP 3 or higher.
Futures referral commissions expire 12 months after the referral opens a Futures account unless the referrer holds a 30%+ tier.
Negotiated “Addenda” override standard commission terms — the program intro promises “the opportunity to get paid different commission rates” — while the confidentiality clause covers the agreement itself.
Binance may withhold commissions due and recover commissions already paid on any breach of the affiliate-obligation, warranty, or Code of Conduct clauses.
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