BingX Referral Code 2026: Fee Rebate Up to 45%, So Where Do "50%" and "the Highest 25%" Come From? 37 Codes Checked, and How to Verify One Before You Sign Up

The fee rebate you can get with a BingX invitation code (BingX calls it a referral code) is 45% at most: a 2022 BingX announcement says the rate for new codes will be no more than 45%, and the inviter sets the actual rate. BingX’s interface calls it a “rebate ratio”: you are charged the full fee when you trade, and a set share of it is then refunded.

On 3 November 2026 I searched for terms such as “BingX 邀請碼” (BingX invitation code) and “BingX referral code”, and entered the 37 invitation codes from about 30 pages into BingX’s official sign-up page, one by one. The 4 that claimed 45% or 50% were all 0%, none of the codes exceeded 25%, and 14 had no fee rebate at all. Some were advertised as “permanent 25%”, yet BingX’s data shows a term of only 92 days. This article covers BingX’s official rules, what my check found, how to verify a code yourself before signing up, and the conditions of the new-user bonus and the sign-up steps.

What a BingX invitation code gets you: a fee rebate set by the inviter, capped at 45%

The cap: 45% in the English announcement, 25% in the Traditional Chinese one

BingX’s announcement of 21 June 2022 gives different numbers in its two language versions:

I found no later announcement changing the cap. In practice BingX’s sign-up page does show 45% (this site’s code does; see the comparison images at the top of the article), so the system’s cap is currently 45%. Many pages online call 25% “the highest anywhere”, possibly because they read the Traditional Chinese announcement.

Term: this site’s code is permanent, not limited to 90 days

BingX’s “Adjustment of the Validity Period of Friend’s Rebate Under the Invite to Earn Feature” (27 February 2023): for invitation codes created after 1 March 2023, the friend’s rebate is permanent; for codes created before then, it lasts only 90 days.

This site’s invitation code is permanent: BingX’s data shows a term of 9999 days. The sign-up page shows only the rate, not the term, so other people’s older codes may last only 90 days.

I checked 37 BingX invitation codes found online

On 3 November 2026 I searched for terms such as “BingX 邀請碼” (BingX invitation code), “BingX 推薦碼” (BingX referral code), “BingX 返佣 2026” and “BingX referral code”, collected about 30 pages that listed invitation codes (in Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and English), entered each of the 37 codes into BingX’s official sign-up page at bingx.com/zh-tc/partner/ followed by the code, and noted the rate shown under the field:

A few patterns:

• Codes claiming 45% or 50% all showed 0% on BingX’s page. BingX’s announced cap is 45%, and numbers above it do not appear on BingX’s sign-up page.
• None of the codes exceeded 25%. Of the 37, the highest rate was 25% (16 codes); only this site’s code shows 45%.
• A “permanent 25%” can still have a term. In the data BingX’s sign-up page loads, each invitation code has a field holding a number of days: most are 9999 and 9 are 92, and one of those 9 was advertised under the headline “permanent 25%”. BingX has not published what this field means, but set against the 2023 announcement (a 90-day rebate term for old codes), 92 is very likely the term in days. This site’s code is 9999.
• A code a Taiwanese blog promoted as 25% was actually 0%; elsewhere on the same page it said “7% rebate”.
• None of the pages claiming 30% or more included a screenshot of BingX’s sign-up page showing that rate. About 5 pages included screenshots, all showing 25%.
• No page mentioned a term or the 2023 announcement; only one said “valid for 90 days”.

Besides the rate the system shows, BingX’s sign-up page can also show introduction text the inviter wrote. For the invitation code below, BingX’s page says “Earn up to 50% commission on your trading fees”, but nothing shows under the field, so the code is actually 0%:

Text the inviter wrote on BingX’s sign-up page: the third line says 50%, but this invitation code is actually 0% (red box added by this site). Screenshot from 3 November 2026

My view: on BingX, the inviter decides the rate, so codes that are all called “BingX invitation codes” range from 0% to 45%. Many pages give only a number, with no screenshot, and readers who sign up through them find out afterward that there is no fee rebate. The method in the next section lets you check before you sign up.

For the results at all 8 exchanges side by side, see Crypto exchange invitation codes tested.

Check a BingX invitation code yourself before signing up: three checks

Check 1: open the code’s dedicated address and look under the field

In your browser, enter https://bingx.com/en/partner/ followed by the invitation code. For example, open my invitation link and you will see BingX’s official page say “You’ll enjoy 45% rebate”. First make sure the domain is bingx.com, then look under the “Referrer’s Referral Code or UID (Optional)” field:

• If it says “You’ll enjoy X% rebate”: the code comes with a fee rebate, at the rate shown.
• If nothing appears under the field: the code has no fee rebate (0%).

Note: if you type a code yourself on the regular sign-up page, this line does not appear. You only see it when you open a dedicated address in the form /partner/<code>. This is how the page looked when I checked on 3 November 2026. BingX has not officially explained it, and it may change after a redesign.

Check 2: other text on the page may be written by the inviter

Some of the introduction text on the left of BingX’s sign-up page is filled in by the inviter (see the screenshot above). Only the “You’ll enjoy X% rebate” line under the field is the rate BingX’s system shows; a 30% or 50% written anywhere else doesn’t count.

Check 3: ask about the term, and who pays anything above 45%

The sign-up page doesn’t show the term. If someone says “permanent”, ask when the code was created: under the 2023 announcement, only codes created after 1 March 2023 are permanent.

When you see a number above 45%, get clear answers to the following. If they can’t answer, assume there is nothing:

1. Who pays: a company name or a responsible person, not a nickname.
2. How it is calculated and when it is paid: on what basis, how often, and where it is paid to.
3. Written rules: whether there is a public terms page, rather than “message me on LINE”.
4. Evidence: a screenshot of BingX’s sign-up page showing the rate, or records of actual payouts.

The 13,600+ USDT new-user bonus: the conditions are in the Rewards Hub rules

BingX’s sign-up page for this site’s invitation code says “13,600+ USDT Welcome Gift” (a 10,600+ USDT regular welcome gift plus 3,000+ USDT of exclusive perks). The regular sign-up page says 10,600+ USDT, and the pages for some invitation codes say 5,685+ USDT. These figures are the cap on all task rewards added together, and the conditions are in the event rules of BingX’s Rewards Hub:

The futures task says “Earn 9,100 USDT worth of rewards (910 USDT Bonus Voucher with 10x leverage)”: the amount shown is the bonus multiplied by 10x leverage. The actual bonus is 910 USDT, and the top tier requires 10 million USDT in cumulative futures trading volume within 21 days. I found no official terms for the “3,000+ USDT of exclusive perks” that the page for this site’s code adds. For most people, what is useful over the long run is the fee rebate, not this headline cap.

Signing up for BingX with an invitation code: steps

1. Open the sign-up page from the invitation code’s dedicated address, and check the rate shown under the field (see Check 1 above).
2. Choose email or phone, and enter your account and password. “Referrer’s Referral Code or UID (Optional)” is already filled in with the invitation code; leave it as it is.
3. Tick the box to agree to the Customer Agreement and Privacy Policy, click “Sign Up”, and complete verification as shown on screen.
4. Complete identity verification: the Rewards Hub’s new-user tasks are determined after advanced identity verification.

Where you can’t sign up

The restricted regions listed in BingX’s “Disclaimer” (updated 11 December 2023) include the US, the UK, Canada, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, the Netherlands and mainland China, and it says “This list of Restricted Jurisdictions is subject to change and may vary from service to service.” The full list and BingX’s regulatory record are in the “BingX review”.

Already signed up without an invitation code?

BingX’s “BingX Account Signup FAQs” (22 May 2023) says two things:

• When you can still add one: the account has made no deposit (including depositing crypto from other platforms and Buy Crypto) and has not invited friends to join BingX. If that is your case, add it yourself under “My Referrer”. In the app, tap the avatar on the homepage to open the sidebar, tap the arrow next to your avatar to enter “Profile Settings”, then tap “My Referrer”; on the website, hover over your avatar, select “Account & Security” and find the “My Referrer” section.
• Once bound, it can’t be changed: “Once your account is bound to a specific referral code, it cannot be changed or removed.”

If you meet the conditions, paste this invitation code under “My Referrer”:

If you have already deposited, or are already bound to another invitation code, BingX offers no way to rebind. The only ways left to lower your fees are VIP levels and maker rates, covered in “BingX fees”. Whether other exchanges let you add a code after sign-up, and for how long, is covered in “Adding a referral code after sign-up”.

How much a 45% fee rebate saves

Based on BingX’s regular user (VIP 0) fees: spot taker 0.1%, perpetual futures taker 0.05% (fee page, VIP page, 3 November 2026).

For the same volume, a 25% code refunds 30 USDT a year and a 0% code refunds nothing. BingX’s fee schedule, VIP thresholds and withdrawal fees are covered in “BingX fees”.

BingX is an international exchange. The invitation code, link and rate in the box below come from data synced daily. Sign up with this site’s invitation code and you get a 45% trading fee rebate, the same for futures and spot:

This site’s invitation code is not for UK or Hong Kong residents. Please follow the laws where you live. BingX’s proof of reserves, its 2024 hot wallet hack and its regulatory record are covered in the “BingX review”; how fee rebates work at each exchange is in “Crypto exchange fee rebates”.