Referral disclosure
We want to be straight with you about how RemitPath pays for itself, so you always know where our links lead and what we may earn. This page is the long version of the short notice you see in the bar at the top of every page.
How we make money
RemitPath is free to read. We don't charge you, and we don't sell your details. When a service we write about — most often a crypto exchange — runs a referral programme, we may use a referral link. If you choose to sign up through one of our links, the provider may pay the site owner a commission. Fees, promotion terms and availability are as shown on Binance's official page. The commission comes from the provider's side, not from your pocket.
Our code and where the link points
Our referral code is BNW666. We link it straight to Binance's official sign-up page, and the link carries a sponsored disclosure tag. Whichever entry point you use, make sure you're on Binance's official page and don't arrive via a strange link. If anyone shows you a "RemitPath" sign-up link that leads somewhere other than Binance's official page, treat it as suspicious.
How this affects what we write
A commission never buys a recommendation. We don't rank a provider higher because it pays more, and we don't hide a cheaper option because it pays nothing. Across our guides we repeat the same advice — compare "how much the recipient finally receives," not the headline fee — even when that points you away from a provider that would have earned us a commission. Where a method carries real risk, we say so plainly. Our editorial policy explains the standards we hold ourselves to.
What a commission does not change
- It doesn't change the rate or fee you are charged.
- It doesn't make us an official partner, agent or representative of any provider.
- It doesn't let us register, fund or receive money on your behalf — we never do that.
- It doesn't give us, or anyone, a reason to ask for your password, one-time code, private key or seed phrase.
RemitPath is an independent education site. All fees, rates and offers are whatever each provider shows in real time, and nothing here is investment or legal advice. Whether to use any provider is your decision, to be judged by the law of your own country.
Update note (18 Jun 2026): first version of the referral disclosure.