Disclosure: how this site pays for itself
Which links carry a referral, what we may receive, and whether any of it changes what you pay.
The short version
This site carries Binance referral links. If you sign up through one we may receive a commission. It does not cost you more; signing up with a code gives you a chance at a fee reduction, and the actual figure is whatever the exchange page currently shows.
The long version below sets out the boundaries.
Which places carry a referral
| Location | Carries a code | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| The referral code block on the home page | Code only, no link | You copy the code and enter it at the exchange yourself; nothing redirects from here |
| The buttons on the account-opening and fee pages | Yes | These two pages are the only ones on the site with an outbound coded link, one each |
| The brand-and-code blocks inside some articles | Code only, no link | As with the home page: not a single link inside those blocks |
| Links to exchange help pages and fee schedules | No | Those are editorial citations, not a way of earning |
| Every other article, tool page and legal page including this one | No | No coded links appear anywhere on them |
Put plainly: of this site's indexable pages, exactly two carry a referral link. That is not modesty, it is a judgement about what a content site should look like, if every page is pushing people outward, it has stopped being one.
Why it is arranged that way
The premise of the site is that it has to be useful first, and referrals are a natural consequence on a small number of pages. So we set ourselves rules:
- Referral links appear only where the reader is already looking for account information, not on every page;
- Informational articles, tool pages and legal pages carry none at all;
- The navigation and footer contain no links to any exchange;
- Citations to an exchange's help documentation or fee schedule carry no code: those exist so you can verify something, not so we can earn from it.
There is a second consideration. If coded links were everywhere, you would have no way of telling which sentence is neutral and which has an interest behind it. Concentrating them on two pages keeps that boundary legible.
Whether it affects what you pay
It does not. Signing up with or without a code gives the same underlying trading fee; the code changes the reduction applied, not the base rate.
One phrase needs explaining. "Up to 20%" is a ceiling, not a promise. What you actually receive depends on the exchange's current campaigns, your account tier and the type of trade, and whatever the exchange page shows is what applies. How the three separate discounts stack is in how Binance fees work.
Whether it shapes what we write
It has an influence, honestly. No medium with a commercial relationship can claim total neutrality, and the ones that claim it loudest are usually the most suspect. What we can do is state the relationship clearly and let the writing be judged on its own.
The specific constraints we hold ourselves to:
- We do not write that any platform is completely safe, because none is;
- We do not soften the risk coverage because of the commercial relationship — signs a platform is in trouble applies to every centralised platform, including the one we have a referral relationship with;
- We do not rank or recommend platforms against each other. The subject of this site is how to move, not where to move to;
- Anything changeable carries a check date and a pointer to the official page, so you can verify it yourself.
Our relationship with the exchange
HUIVORA is run by an independent team. It is not affiliated with Binance, and it is not an official site, agent or authorised channel. Brand marks on the site identify which platform is being described; they do not imply endorsement or representation in either direction.
Anyone contacting you in the name of this site, asking for account details or requesting a transfer, has nothing to do with us. We do not initiate contact with anyone.
This page will change
If the referral relationship, its placement or its terms change, this page changes with it and the change goes into corrections. Current version updated 2026-08-29.
Risk notice: crypto prices move violently and you can lose everything you put in. This site gives no investment advice, holds no funds, and cannot guarantee any platform's continued availability. Some jurisdictions place additional restrictions on crypto assets, check what applies where you are.