Binance referral code: NOVA888. Registering with it earns a fee rebate of up to 40% — 20% returned automatically by Binance, plus up to 20% more from the rebate platform depending on your tier.
This page answers questions about the code itself: where it goes, what it earns, whether it expires, and what to do if you missed it. For the full account-opening walkthrough, see the Binance registration guide.
What is the Binance referral code?
The code is NOVA888. The button below uses a dedicated link that already carries it, so you do not need to type anything; registering manually means entering it in the "Referral ID" field yourself. Both routes earn exactly the same rebate — the only difference is whether you forget.
Where do you enter the code?
After the email and password step, Binance shows a collapsed "Referral ID (optional)" field — which is why most people miss it: it is folded away by default. Expand it, enter NOVA888, and submit.
Full sign-up, KYC and binding steps are in the Binance registration guide.
How much does it earn?
The percentage depends on your tier, which is set by your rolling 30-day fees. Tiers across all six exchanges:
The four ways people get this wrong
- Submitting without expanding the field. Binance collapses the "Referral ID" field by default, which accounts for about half of the people who miss it. Once submitted it cannot be added.
- Clicking another referral link mid-signup. Open a second coded link before you finish and the later one overwrites the first. Decide which code you want, enter through that link, and do not click other referral links on the way.
- Registering in the app and skipping the field. The app places the referral field differently from the web form and it is easier to pass over. If unsure, complete registration on the web and sign in to the app afterwards.
- Assuming it can be changed later. It cannot — the single most important line on this page. The relationship is written at account creation; after that the only route is an official rebind.
What is this code actually worth?
Using Binance futures rates (taker 0.05%, maker 0.02%) at 70% taker / 30% maker fills, the blended rate is 0.041%:
| Monthly volume | Monthly fee | At 20% (auto only) | At 40% (bound, max tier) | Yearly gap |
|---|
| 100,000 USDT | 41 USDT | 8.2 | 16.4 | ~98 |
| 500,000 USDT | 205 USDT | 41 | 82 | ~492 |
| 2,000,000 USDT | 820 USDT | 164 | 328 | ~1,968 |
| 10,000,000 USDT | 4,100 USDT | 820 | 1,640 | ~9,840 |
The 20% column is the automatic rebate alone — what most circulating codes deliver. The 40% column is the bound total at the top tier. The gap between them is what binding somewhere in particular is worth, and it repeats every month. Your own tier decides the real figure; the effective rate calculator converts it to your numbers.
Specific to Binance: TradFi perpetuals have their own fee schedule
Binance places tokenized stocks and commodities (TradFi perpetuals — TSLA, NVDA, crude oil CL) on a fee schedule separate from ordinary futures, as its own tab on the official fee page. Your actual fee on tokenized stocks can therefore differ from crypto perpetuals, and so does the base the rebate is calculated on.
Listing coverage, liquidity and funding measured across all six venues: tokenized stock perp fees.
Does the code expire?
No. A Binance referral link is written when the account is created and holds permanently — it is not a campaign code, there is no expiry and no cap on how many people can use it.
What can change is the percentage, not the code: your tier moves with your volume, and exchanges can revise affiliate policy. The binding itself does not lapse with time.
The flip side is that binding to the wrong party is hard to undo — which is worth reading the next section about before you commit.
Already registered without a code?
A Binance referral code cannot be added after signup, but Binance is one of the few exchanges offering an official rebind route: no account closure, no borrowing someone else's identity — you submit a request on the official bind-referral page.
Conditions and the full flow are in the Binance rebind guide.
Why do different sources offer different rebates?
The same exchange, the same code format — and wildly different rebates. Three things explain most of the gap:
1. Direct partnership versus a resold sub-affiliate
We hold direct, long-term agreements with each exchange. Many codes circulating online belong to individuals operating as sub-affiliates — and affiliate status is reviewed. If that person fails review or gets downgraded, the rate their users receive is affected directly. You are bound to them, not to the exchange, so their situation becomes yours.
2. Whether they are still around
A common pattern: an individual code promises manual top-ups, pays for a few months, then stops answering. The problem is that a binding is almost impossible to change — you end up locked into a relationship that no longer functions, while still paying the fees.
3. How much they give back
We pass most of the share to users and rely on the relationship lasting rather than on a one-off cut. Actual percentages are in the tier table above, and the rebate platform (Quant Nova) shows them live.
FAQ
How much rebate does Binance code NOVA888 earn?
Up to 40%: 20% returned automatically by Binance plus up to 20% more from the rebate platform, depending on your tier. See the tier table above.
Can a referral code be added after registering?
No. Binance writes the referral relationship at account creation only; it cannot be added or edited later. Existing accounts should use the official rebind — see the rebind guide.
Does using a referral code cost more in fees?
No. The code does not change your fee schedule — you pay Binance's published rates either way. It only determines how much of that comes back to you. People who skip the code pay the same fees and get nothing back.
Is there a deadline or a limit on this code?
No. It is not a campaign code — no expiry, no quota, and it holds permanently once bound.
When does the rebate arrive?
Binance charges first and returns later: fees are taken as normal, then rebated. Once your UID is bound, every rebate and tier point is recorded on the rebate platform (Quant Nova) for you to view and withdraw.
Can I use a family member's referral code?
Yes — referral codes carry no identity restriction. What matters is how the rebate is actually paid: the 20% automatic portion returns to your account from Binance, while anything beyond it comes from whichever rebate channel the inviter belongs to. So the question is not whose code it is, but how much that channel returns and whether it is still operating.
Can I switch to a different referral code after binding?
Binance is one of the few exchanges with an official rebind route, but it still carries conditions (account status, volume). It is not a switch you can flip at will, which is why getting the first binding right costs far less than fixing it later.
Does a rebate affect my VIP level?
No. VIP level is set by your volume and token holdings; a rebate is money returned afterwards and does not enter that calculation. The two stack — the effective rate calculator shows what you actually pay once a VIP discount and a rebate are combined.
For every exchange's code and what distinguishes each one, see the crypto exchange referral code list.
Information only, not investment advice. Rebate percentages and exchange policy can change; Binance's official announcements and the live Quant Nova platform are authoritative.
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