Crypto.com
Major exchange app paying up to 50% revenue share across its whole product range, with no earning cap or time limit.
About the Crypto.com affiliate program
Crypto.com’s affiliate program runs on Impact.com — you apply through a dedicated Impact link, then take your referral links and marketing assets from the Impact dashboard. This is a different thing from the Crypto.com referral programme aimed at ordinary app users, which is what the crypto.com/us/referral URL we previously listed leads to. The program pays revenue share of up to 50% on referred users’ activity across a wide array of Crypto.com products and services, plus additional product bonuses, and Crypto.com draws a deliberate contrast with rivals by noting there are no earning caps, no limited product range and no short earning duration. Payouts are made monthly once Crypto.com validates the actions, with real-time commission tracking and performance analytics through Impact. Affiliates can also become eligible for VIP fan experiences via Crypto.com’s sponsorships with the NBA, Formula 1 and UFC. No cookie or attribution window is published, and Crypto.com explicitly does not guarantee partner earnings.
Pros and cons
- ✓Up to 50% revenue share across a wide range of products, not a single line
- ✓No earning caps and no short earning window, unlike most exchange programmes
- ✓Runs on Impact, so tracking, analytics and payouts use a mainstream platform
- ✓Eligible affiliates get VIP fan experiences through Crypto.com’s NBA, Formula 1 and UFC partnerships
- –No cookie or attribution window is published
- –Revenue share depends on referred users staying active, so earnings are unpredictable
- –Applications are reviewed and Crypto.com does not guarantee partner earnings
- –Easy to confuse with Crypto.com’s separate user referral programme, which is a different offer
Topics
Crypto.com runs its affiliate program through Impact. Search for it by name inside your Impact dashboard. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.