Rebate platform

A rebate platform is a service that holds affiliate partnerships with exchanges and passes most of the resulting commission back to the traders who generate it, as an ongoing fee payback.

The category sits between exchanges and traders. The platform signs up as an affiliate or introducing broker, publishes its referral codes, and instead of keeping the commission — as a typical influencer or ad site would — returns a defined share to each attributed trader, keeping the remainder as its margin.

Evaluating one comes down to verifiable mechanics rather than advertised percentages: How is the rate quoted (share of fees, with a per-exchange breakdown)? How often does settlement run, and in what asset? Can you audit accruals against your own fee records? Does the platform require custody of your trading funds or API keys with withdrawal rights — which it never should?

loweef's answers to those questions define the product: per-exchange total rates of 50–67% with verification dates, daily USDT accrual with withdrawal to your exchange UID on request, a dashboard ledger for auditing, and registration by UID only — no deposits of trading funds and no withdrawal-capable API access.

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