CoinRule affiliate program

Crypto

25–30% ·180-day cookie

The CoinRule affiliate program (Crypto) pays 25–30% with a 180-day cookie. At the top of its 25–30% range (30%), this pays below the 35% median top rate for Crypto affiliate programs, measured across the 236 we track that publish a percentage.

Create Trading Bots — Coinrule offers a dynamic platform designed for the automation of trading strategies, catering to traders of all experience levels. It enables users to construct trading bots that operate around the clock, following smart investor strategies to capitalize on market opportunities. With support for the top investment platforms and boasting military-grade security, Coinrule makes creating custom trading rules effortless. Users can test strategy performance and manage investments across multiple exchanges without needing to share private keys or withdrawal rights, ensuring safety and control over their assets. ·

Commission and terms

Published rate

Category: Crypto
Listed as: Cryptocurrency
Range: 25% – 30%

Payout terms

Free account.

Tracking and contact

No contact details published by this program.

Reach and listing

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Categories: Cryptocurrency · Finance
Language: English
Tags: Bitcoin · Trading Bot · Crypto Trading · Trading · Bot · Ethereum
Source updated: Fri Aug 28
Established: 2021

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Questions about the CoinRule affiliate program

How much does the CoinRule affiliate program pay?

CoinRule publishes 25–30%. A headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page before you rely on it.

How long is the CoinRule affiliate cookie?

180 days. A referral that converts within that window is attributed to you.

Is the CoinRule affiliate commission competitive?

At the top of its 25–30% range (30%), this pays below the 35% median top rate for Crypto affiliate programs, measured across the 236 we track that publish a percentage.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.

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