There is no honest universal ranking. Eligibility and economics depend on the exchange, account history, fee tier, jurisdiction and payout terms. Use this checklist to verify a platform against your own account before following a referral link.
A headline rate has no value if the exchange will not attribute your account. Check whether new and existing accounts qualify, whether KYC or deposit history matters, and whether the guidance links to a current official exchange source.
Calculate gross fee as trading volume multiplied by the applicable maker or taker rate. Then apply the rebate to that gross fee. Include VIP tiers, fee-token discounts and zero-fee campaigns when they apply; a headline percentage alone is not a complete comparison.
A credible platform should explain how exchange statements map to your UID, how the rebate enters your balance, which withdrawals were actually sent, and how reversals are handled. Estimates and settled cash must be labelled separately.
A referral rebate should not require transfer or trading rights over your exchange account. Never provide a withdrawal-enabled API key, seed phrase or private key to a rebate platform.
Review the minimum withdrawal, supported network, manual or automated review process, rejection recovery path and support channel. Treat fixed processing-time promises as claims that need measured evidence.
Prefer reviews tied to a real earning or payout event. The publisher should disclose its commercial interest, avoid synthetic testimonials and explain whether an incentive influenced the review.
For the four currently live partners, fendfee receives 50% of eligible gross trader fees and routes 40% of those eligible gross fees to the user. The remaining 10% is gross platform margin before affiliate commissions and fixed operating costs. Eligibility is checked per exchange, UID decisions are manually reviewed, and payout totals shown publicly come only from withdrawals recorded as sent.
Last evidence review: 2026-07-13. Found a factual error? Contact support.