Affiliate links and Holder revenue
Holder receives compensation through affiliate links to crypto exchanges and other services. This revenue helps support the website, data and tools. This page explains what such links mean for readers.
What happens when you follow a link
An affiliate URL may include a Holder identifier. If a visitor meets the program's conditions, such as registering or using a service, the partner may compensate us. The service sets the program's specific terms.
A link may offer a bonus or discount, but eligibility can depend on location, account status, deadlines and required actions. Registering through the link does not guarantee the advertised maximum reward. Read the partner's current offer terms before participating.
Commercial links and factual sources
A registration link leads to a commercial offer. A fee page, documentation link or regulatory notice supports a factual check. An affiliate agreement does not replace a primary source, and an affiliate program does not establish a service's reliability.
Affiliate status and compensation are not inputs to the published exchange TrustScore calculation. Its inputs are a provider base score and the disclosed review signals. The result is not an instruction to register.
Conditions and risks at the venue
The selected venue handles accounts, user verification, trading and withdrawals under its own terms. Holder cannot promise successful verification, removal of restrictions or protection of assets entrusted to that venue. A fee discount or bonus does not remove these risks.
If an offer on Holder differs from the partner's current terms, use feedback and include both URLs and the date. Partnership questions can be sent to me@holder.io.
