$10 for you, for one $100 trade.
The reward is real dollars rather than a volatile token, and it is flat, with no tiers and no odds. Binance.US says “Payouts are immediately given after the referee meets tier requirements,” but “Referral rewards will be subject to a 30-day withdrawal hold.”
What pays what
| New account trades $100+ within 30 days | $10 |
|---|---|
| Sign up with no referral link or code | $0 |
| $99.50 of trades | $0 |
| An excluded state (NY, TX, and more) | $0 |
To be a Qualifying Referral, the Referred Customer must (1) use your unique referral link, referral code, or QR code to create a Binance.US account; (2) pass Advanced Verification; and (3) and make their first crypto buy(s) or trade(s) totaling $100 or more within 30 days of account verification [based on UTC time zone]. In such an event, … the Referred Customer will … receive a $10 reward for that Qualifying Referral.
Do this, in this order
- Check your state first. New York, Texas, and the rest of the excluded list above cannot qualify. Confirm your state before you do KYC.
- Sign up through the referral link. Without a link or code there is no bonus at all, and it cannot be added to an account after the fact. The link applies referral code 35278294 automatically, or you can type the code during sign-up.
- Trade $100, not $99. The bar is $100 of buys or trades; $99.50 pays $0. Overshoot by a few dollars. Binance.US counts “purchase orders placed on our Buy Crypto page” and “trades placed on our Spot Market trading pairs,” so use one of those two.
- Beat the 30-day clock. The 30 days run from account verification, not from your first trade. Verify, then do not sit on it.
Is it worth your time?
About fifteen minutes plus a $100 trade. $10 in cash for that is an easy, guaranteed bonus, if your state is supported.
Is Binance.US safe in 2026?
Binance.US is operating. In 2023 it told customers it would serve them “as a crypto-only exchange” because it expected its banking partners to drop USD service. Its 2025 guide now says “It’s official: USD services are back on Binance.US.” It says it is “regulated at both the state and federal level” and holds state money transmitter licenses. But its terms say “BAM is not a bank nor a member of the FDIC.” For a $100 trade the exposure is small, but it is still a crypto platform.