Who can use ReturnFee
ReturnFee is only for people aged 18 or older. Signing up requires you to confirm this. Accounts found to belong to someone under 18 are closed and any payouts are stopped.
Where the money comes from
When you sign up through a ReturnFee invite code or link, the exchange enrolls your account under ReturnFee's affiliate program. Paybacks are funded from the affiliate commission the exchange gives ReturnFee on your trading fees. They are not a bonus ReturnFee invents.
Exchange fees and the rates page
On all four exchanges, 20% of the fee you pay is paid to you by the exchange itself, automatically and every day. ReturnFee pays the rest of the payback.
On Bitget, the futures taker fee is 0.06% without a code and 0.04% with a ReturnFee invite code. The payback is 55% of that fee: 20% from the exchange (automatic) and 35% from ReturnFee. The fee you end up paying is 0.018%, 70% lower than 0.06%.
Each exchange applies its own referral discount under its own rules, and can change them. The payback rate for each exchange is whatever the rates page shows.
How to join
1. Sign up on a supported exchange (Bitget, OKX, Binance or MEXC) with a ReturnFee invite code or link.
2. Sign in to ReturnFee with your email.
3. Link your exchange UID in your dashboard.
Your payback is sent to that same exchange account, based on the commission the exchange's affiliate reporting shows for your UID.
How the amount is worked out
ReturnFee does not invent the input: the commission figure for your UID comes from the exchange's own affiliate API. Your payback is calculated from that figure at the published rate and rounded down to six decimals. You can check the exchange's figure against your dashboard.
What we do not promise
No trading returns and no guarantee about your trading outcomes. A payback is a rebate on fees, not investment income.
No payout on fees the exchange has not actually paid ReturnFee. If the exchange has not given ReturnFee a commission for your UID, there is nothing to give back yet.
Rates and exchange programs can change. Exchange terms continue to apply to your exchange account.