Bitunix
- No KYC
- No VPN
Benefit summary
80% of the futures trading fees you pay on Bitunix is counted toward payback.
- Eligible fees
- Futures (perpetual) trading fees
- Settlement cycle
- Daily, previous UTC day
- Terms verified on
- 2026-09-25
Payback rate
80%
Eligibility terms
- 1Applies only to accounts created through the provided sign-up link (referral code applied).
- 2Fees actually paid on futures (perpetual) trades are counted.
- 3Settlements are compiled daily for the previous UTC day.
- 4Availability, KYC, and VPN requirements follow Bitunix's policy and may vary by region.
- Sign-up available
- Follows the exchange's regional policy
- Benefit applicable
- When the terms above are met
Sign-up availability follows the exchange's regional policy; the benefit applies only when the terms above are met.
New members
Creating an account with the sign-up button below applies the referral code. No separate application is needed; your futures fees are counted from then on.
Existing account holders
An account you already hold may not be eligible unless the referral code is applied to it. Please contact support to check whether it can be applied.
How settlements work
Each day, the previous UTC day's trades are compiled and published on the settlements page. Amounts are fees paid × 80%; actual payment follows Bitunix's settlement policy.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to apply separately after signing up?
No. Signing up through the provided link applies the referral code, and your fees are counted without a separate application.
Is KYC or a VPN required?
Under Bitunix's current policy, neither is required in many regions. Requirements may vary by region and can change under exchange policy.
When are settlements updated?
Daily, around 02:40 UTC, reflecting the previous UTC day's trades.
Sign up on Bitunix
80% of the futures trading fees you pay on Bitunix is counted toward payback.
Payback rates and terms may change under exchange policy. For changes after the verification date, please check the exchange's own notices.