Binance announced on Nov. 9, 2026, that it had launched a feature allowing Affiliates to share part of their commission rates with invited Sub-Affiliates. Teams can extend through up to seven levels, and each Top Affiliate can invite up to 50 Sub-Affiliates in total.
At each level, participants can set commission rates for the Sub-Affiliates they invite directly. The team’s total payout cannot exceed the Top Affiliate’s commission rate, and Binance pays each participant directly.
When setting up an invitation, an Affiliate must allocate at least 20% of their Spot commission rate and 20% of their Futures commission rate to the new Sub-Affiliate. The inviter must retain at least 5% of the overall commission rate at setup. These rules apply at every level.
Binance says the 5% minimum is not guaranteed to continue. If a commission rate is later reduced, including after an Affiliate evaluation downgrade, the reduction first affects the Affiliate’s retained share. That share can fall below 5% or to zero before the rate allocated to the next level is affected. Rates may also be reduced to zero, including if a team member is restricted for compliance reasons. Binance may recover commissions paid on activity that breached applicable terms.
Joining is free, but commissions are earned through genuine trading activity on Binance, not referrals alone. Inviting Sub-Affiliates is optional. To qualify, a user must pass identity verification before accepting an invitation and have an activated Binance Futures Account. Current and former Affiliates, people already participating as a Sub-Affiliate under another Affiliate, Co-Inviters, and users in unsupported regions are not eligible.
Binance said the feature may not be available in every region. Its announcement directs users to the feature FAQ and program terms for further details.
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