Rebate terms
This page states, in plain language, where a rebate payment actually comes from and how the amount is worked out, so you can check it against the exchange's own numbers before you trust it.
Where the money comes from
When you sign up through a ReturnFee referral link or code, the exchange enrolls your account under ReturnFee's own affiliate program. The exchange then pays ReturnFee a share of the trading fees your account generates, this is a standard affiliate commission, not a bonus ReturnFee invents or funds out of nowhere. A rebate to you is a share of that commission, paid back out of money the exchange has already paid ReturnFee.
The split
The member total, per exchange, is: 60% on OKX, 50% on Bitget, 40% on Binance, and 50% on MEXC. On every exchange, 20% of that total is the exchange's own automatic referee discount, money you get regardless of ReturnFee. ReturnFee pays the rest on top, out of its own commission: 40% more on OKX, 30% more on Bitget, 20% more on Binance, 30% more on MEXC.
What the exchange already gives you, separately from us
Before ReturnFee's own share ever enters the picture, the exchange itself already discounts your trading fees for signing up under a referral code:
- On Bitget, ReturnFee's own referral code rebates the referred user 20% directly from the exchange, this happens automatically and has nothing to do with ReturnFee's payout.
- OKX, Binance and MEXC each cap this exchange-side, automatic referee discount at 20% by their own platform rules, regardless of which affiliate refers you.
That 20% exchange-side discount is separate from, and already yours before, anything ReturnFee pays out. It is also why a ReturnFee payout can add up to more than any plain referral code offers on its own: the exchange's 20% is the floor, and ReturnFee's share of its own commission is paid on top of it.
Which exchange the daily payout runs on today
Bitget only, for now. Bitget's affiliate API reports the commission earned on each referred UID, per day, which means a payout can actually be calculated and evidenced against a real number the exchange reports. OKX, Binance and MEXC are listed above at their decided rates, but paid out manually for now, on request, ReturnFee is not promising an automated payout mechanism it cannot yet verify on those exchanges.
How to join and get paid
- Sign up on Bitget through a ReturnFee referral link or code, so your account is attributed to ReturnFee's own affiliate program.
- Submit your Bitget account UID (and a contact address) on the rebate registration page.
- ReturnFee pays your share directly into your Bitget account, on a regular schedule, based on the commission Bitget's affiliate reporting shows for your UID.
What we do not promise
- No trading returns, and no guarantee about your trading outcomes, a rebate is a share of fee commission, not investment income.
- No payout on fees the exchange has not actually paid ReturnFee. If Bitget has not paid ReturnFee a commission for your UID, there is nothing to share back yet.
- No payout amount is set or estimated by ReturnFee. Every figure comes directly from the exchange's own affiliate API for your UID, and once your account is active you can check your own accrual on your dashboard against that same source.