The bigger your volume, the more fees you pay, and the larger the absolute amount rebate returns. The key idea: rebate is a separate layer stacked on top of your VIP fee discount — the two don't conflict. On 10M USDT of monthly volume (perp taker 0.05%, ~5,000 USDT in monthly fees), binding through Quant Nova returns up to Gate 3,500, Bitget 2,500, Binance 2,000, Bybit 1,600, OKX 1,000 (official 20%, extra via support) each month.
Who is this for?
High-volume traders doing several million USDT or more a month, possibly already at a VIP tier. You're already fee-sensitive, but many overlook that referral rebate and VIP discounts are two different things you can have at the same time.
Why rebate matters most to high-volume traders
VIP discounts lower your listed fee rate; rebate returns part of the fees you actually paid — two independent layers. The larger the fee amount, the more striking the same rebate rate becomes in dollars: at 5,000 USDT of monthly fees, Binance 40% alone returns about 24,000 a year, and Gate 70% about 42,000. And high volume usually pushes you straight into the top rebate tier (set by rolling-30-day fees).
How much can you save? (high-volume scenario)
At perp taker 0.05%, 10M USDT of monthly volume (~5,000 USDT in monthly fees), and each exchange's top tier, you get back per month:
- Gate 70%: 3,500/mo, about 42,000/yr
- Bitget 50%: 2,500/mo, about 30,000/yr
- Binance 40%: 2,000/mo, about 24,000/yr
- Bybit 40%: 2,000/mo, about 24,000/yr
- OKX 20%: 1,000/mo (extra via support)
Which exchange fits you?
At large size, the gap between rebate rates translates into serious money, so Gate (up to 70%) returns the most on the same fees. But high-volume traders also value depth and slippage, so the sensible approach is: keep your main exchange and make sure binding secures its top rebate, then route some volume to a higher-rebate venue if it fits. Your volume almost certainly puts you in the top tier:
How to start
Register or rebind your main exchange with the referral code, then bind its UID on the rebate platform (Quant Nova). If you already have an account, see each exchange's existing-user rebind guide; to confirm your tier and rebate rate, see how tiers and XP are calculated.
FAQ
I'm already a VIP — can I still get rebate?
Yes. VIP discounts and referral rebate are two independent mechanisms that apply at once — VIP lowers your rate, and rebate returns part of the fees you actually paid.
Is withdrawing large rebate amounts safe?
Rebate settles in USDT and can be withdrawn anytime. For larger amounts, consider withdrawing in batches and keeping records; support can help if you have any questions.
Does high volume automatically mean the top rebate tier?
Tier is set by rolling-30-day fees (XP); high enough volume usually lands you in the top tier, subject to what the platform shows in real time.
Can I spread across several exchanges and earn rebate on each?
Yes. Bind each exchange's UID separately and each one's fees count toward rebate and XP on its own.
Why is OKX only counted at 20%?
OKX policy only permits advertising up to 20%, so the estimate uses 20%; anything beyond 20% is arranged via support.
These are estimates using reference rates; actual fees and rebates follow what each exchange and the Quant Nova platform display in real time. This article is information, not investment advice.