/ payout policy

When and how you get paid

No manual claim, no separate wallet. Here's exactly where your cashback lands, where each exchange stands right now, and what has to be true for a payout to go through.

Paid to the exchange account tied to your UID

Your cashback is sent by internal transfer, inside the exchange, directly to the same account whose UID is linked to our referral code. There's no separate ReturnFee wallet, no withdrawal step, and no manual claim form to fill in.

your exchange account, same UID

Exchange status

We'd rather tell you exactly where things stand than round it up.

Bitget Coming soon

OKX Coming soon

MEXC Coming soon

Binance Not yet supported

Payouts are being switched on exchange by exchange. Bitget, OKX and MEXC are built and coming soon; Binance can't be paid by account ID yet, so it has no payout route right now. This list updates as each one goes live.

What has to be true to get paid

Three checks, every payout run. Any one of them failing means that payout is skipped, not defaulted to "paid anyway."

$ check_referral_code

Signed up through our link

Your account has to be registered under one of ReturnFee's own referral codes or links. An account with no referral code attached is never paid.

$ check_prior_referral

Not already someone else's referral

If your account was already referred by someone else before you came to ReturnFee, it stays with that original referral and isn't eligible under our code.

$ check_join_date

Joined after ReturnFee existed

Your exchange account's own join date has to fall on or after the date ReturnFee itself started operating. An account from before that can't have come through us.

There's no manual claim step for any of this. It's checked automatically against your account's own referral and join data, the same data the exchange already records.