Best crypto wallets that have their own Affiliate Program?

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DustyBawls

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Coinbase appears to show 0.00% earnings on everything, which I found rather strange.

Blockchain.com's affiliate pages redirect to the homepage, so assuming they have either removed it, or it's not open to people in the UK.

Binance's also does the same - their affiliate signup page redirects to their homepage.

Any that actually have a working program?
 
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Big programs often pause/restrict based on region/strategy. Hardware wallets (Ledger/Trezor) can be more consistent. What's your traffic source? Aligning that with active programs is key.
 
Palantiri said:
Big programs often pause/restrict based on region/strategy. Hardware wallets (Ledger/Trezor) can be more consistent. What's your traffic source? Aligning that with active programs is key.
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Mixed traffic, so no problem there. Will have a look at the 2 above you suggested. Just signed up for Ledger.

What about these?... CoolWallet, SafePal, ELLIPAL, BitBox, OneKey, Keystone, NGRAVE, SecuX, Blockstream.

I found the above listed via a Google.
 
Kraken’s affiliate program is one to look at, good rates and legit payouts.
 
Yeah, it’s pretty limited right now — most seem closed or geo-restricted. Kraken and OKX might still have active affiliate programs worth checking.
 
Ledger and Trezor are cold wallets with their own aff programs
 
DustyBawls said:
Got accepted to Ledger. Rejected wit Trezor. Seems very hit and miss with affiliate programmes regardless.
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It's a shame
But Ledger will be enough for you, it's the main physical crypto wallet.
 
Check out Kraken, OKX, or Bybit for active affiliate programs. They often cater to global markets and may provide clearer options for participation.
 
DustyBawls said:
Got accepted to Ledger. Rejected with Trezor. Seems very hit and miss with affiliate programmes regardless.
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Glad you got accepted! It totally is but Ledger is a good one since it's one of the more reputable brands in the space.
 
So Coinbase appears to be 50% on transactions, so I've signed up.
 
Bigger point though: wallet affiliate programs pay once per hardware sale. Exchange programs pay on volume, month after month. For a comparison content piece, mixing both makes sense for coverage, but don't expect the wallet side to carry the revenue.
 
Both Ledger and Trezor offer affiliate programs for their hardware wallets.
 
A lot of the bigger exchanges have started tightening or limiting their affiliate programs lately, especially with stricter regulations coming in from regions like the UK and EU.

If Coinbase, Binance, or Blockchain.com aren’t working out for you, you can look into alternatives like Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, or Bitget. These platforms still have active affiliate or referral programs in many regions.

It’s also a good idea to explore smaller crypto SaaS tools or fiat on-ramp services. They often have more consistent and reliable affiliate programs compared to the major exchanges right now.

If you want, I can suggest a few options that are currently available in your region.
 
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