Disclosure
Cobalt Desk is not an official Binance website, and its referral code and links are not official Binance pages. There is a Binance referral code on the home page and in two guides, and a referral link inside the same two guides. If you sign up through them, this site may earn a commission from Binance. Your fees do not go up.
Where the code and links are
- The home page shows this site’s Binance referral code as plain text with a copy button. It is not a link.
- How to create a Binance account contains one referral link to the Binance sign-up page, in the first sign-up step, and shows the code in the fifth step for when the referral field is empty. Both are labelled as this site’s.
- Adding or changing a Binance referral code on an existing account shows the code in its section on binding within 30 days of registration, and contains one referral link, in the first step of its section on recall for inactive accounts that never had a referrer, labelled in the same way.
- Both referral links first open a redirect on this site’s own address, ne.neluko.com, which sends you straight on to Binance’s sign-up page with this site’s referral code.
- No other page carries a referral link. Links to Binance help pages, fee pages or terms elsewhere on the site are plain links with no referral code or tracking added, and this site earns nothing from them.
What this site may earn
If someone registers through the code or links above and trades, Binance may pay this site a share of the trading fees it collects from that account. The commission comes out of fees Binance already charges. It is not an extra charge to the reader.
Who should not use the code
Binance does not serve every country, and its referral programme leaves out some places where Binance does operate. Both lists are Binance’s own and change over time:
If your country is on either list, do not use the code or links on this site. Some jurisdictions also limit crypto trading, or crypto advertising, under their own laws; check the rules that apply to you before opening an account.
What it means for your fees
Using the code does not increase your trading fees. The code carries a fee rebate that Binance returns to the referred account, set by this site at up to 20%* of the trading fee.
* What applies to a given account is what Binance’s live referral pages show; Binance can change how the programme works, and the rate with it.
Does it change what the guides say
No. The guides quote the rules as the official pages state them, including the rules that work against referrals: an existing referral relationship cannot be changed or removed, an account closed and reopened to get a new code forfeits the rebate and may have verification blocked for 30 days or more, and the official routes for adding a code later have strict conditions. Where the code on this site cannot be used, the guide says so.
Cobalt Desk is independent and is not an official Binance website: it is not operated by Binance, does not act for it, and cannot make commitments on its behalf. Questions about your account or the referral programme go to Binance’s own support.
Risk
Crypto assets can lose all of their value. Crypto products and NFTs are unregulated and can be highly risky. There may be no regulatory recourse for any loss from such transactions. Having an account is not a reason to put money in it. See the risk notice.