Three working Binance referral IDs from one owner's accounts — what each one actually gives you, the KYC and deposit fine print, and who can't use them.
Availability: Binance.com does not accept US residents. If you're in the United States, these codes won't work — see the US alternatives section below.
Disclosure: the codes and links on this page are the site owner's own referral codes. If you sign up through one, he may earn a referral reward from the merchant — at no cost to you, and it never reduces your bonus. Full disclosure.
New accounts only. Requires identity verification (KYC); most voucher rewards also require a deposit or trading task within a set window. Not available to US residents.
10796583
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New accounts only, KYC required. Campaign rewards usually require completing deposit or trading tasks within a deadline; check the campaign page terms after signing up. Not available to US residents.
CPA_00L91X81K0
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New accounts only, KYC required. The discount applies to spot trading fees; exact percentage is set by Binance's kickback rules (capped at 20%). Not available to US residents.
V6PC2DXI
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Binance runs two different referral systems, and most “binance referral code” pages online blur them together — which is how you end up with pages promising “$250 cash” that the program never guaranteed. Here’s how it actually works, with a full breakdown of both referral systems in its own article.
Standard referral IDs (like 10796583 and V6PC2DXI above) do two things. First, they can carry a trading-fee kickback: the person who referred you earns a commission on your trading fees, and Binance lets them share a portion of that commission back to you as an ongoing fee discount. Binance caps the shareable portion at 20% — any page advertising a bigger permanent fee discount from a referral code is making it up. Second, signing up with a referral ID usually makes you eligible for whatever new-user reward campaign Binance is running that month, which is typically a set of task-based vouchers (“deposit X within 7 days, get a Y USDT voucher”) rather than flat cash.
Campaign (CPA) referral links (like the CPA_00L91X81K0 entry) enroll you in a specific promotional campaign instead. The reward format changes per campaign period, and the tasks — deposits, trades, sometimes futures volume — are stricter. Read the campaign terms page Binance shows you after registration before assuming any amount.
In short: the honest pitch for using a referral ID is the fee discount on every trade plus eligibility for whatever vouchers are currently offered — not a guaranteed cash bonus.
Binance.com blocks US residents entirely (Binance.US is a separate, limited entity) — the full story is in why Binance blocks the US and what Binance.US actually offers. If you’re in the United States, a Binance referral ID will not do anything for you. US-friendly alternatives with real sign-up offers include Coinbase for a Binance-like spot exchange and Robinhood for stocks and crypto — and if you’re weighing the crypto-exchange route, we’ve compared how Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken structure their sign-up offers.
Can I add a referral ID after creating my account? No. Binance only accepts a referral ID at registration. If you already registered without one, the only option is a new account — which Binance’s terms don’t allow for reward farming.
Why are there three codes? Which should I use?
They’re all from the site owner’s accounts. The standard IDs are the safe default; V6PC2DXI is configured to share the fee kickback. The CPA link is worth it only when its current campaign beats the standard voucher offer — check both after signup if you want to compare.
Is the “zero fees” claim real? Binance periodically runs zero-fee promotions on specific pairs (it did for BTC pairs in the past), but a referral code doesn’t create zero fees. What the code gives you is the shared kickback discount, capped at 20% of fees — how the 20% kickback cap works in plain numbers is covered in the program breakdown.