Affiliate and editorial disclosure
One referral link per language version, on one page each, disclosed here in full. Everything else you read on TradFi Desk is unpaid, unsponsored and uninfluenced.
The short version
In one paragraph
Each language version of this site carries exactly one referral link — three in total, one in English, one in Spanish and one in Arabic, all pointing at the same Binance sign-up page with the same code. The English one sits on the Binance account-setup guide, at the registration step. If a reader registers a Binance account through it, this site may receive a share of the trading fees that reader subsequently pays to Binance, at no additional cost to the reader. No other page in any language carries a referral link of any kind.
What a referral link is, and how ours works
A referral link, sometimes called an affiliate link, is a URL that identifies the site that sent you. If you register through one and go on to trade, the exchange pays the referring site a portion of the fees it collects from you. It is a revenue share out of the exchange's own margin. Your fee schedule is not increased because you arrived through it, and no charge is added anywhere.
Ours is an ordinary link straight to Binance's sign-up page, with our referral code already in it. There is no redirect page in between and nothing that changes the address at the moment you click. It opens in a new tab so the guide stays where you left it, it is labelled so search engines do not read it as an endorsement, and the paragraph immediately beneath the button tells you what it is before you press it.
Where it appears, and where it does not
| Page | Referral link? |
|---|---|
| /guides/binance-account-setup-for-futures/ | Yes — one, at the registration step |
| /es/guides/binance-account-setup-for-futures/ | Yes — one, on the Spanish version |
| /ar/guides/binance-account-setup-for-futures/ | Yes — one, on the Arabic version |
| Every other page on vozeso.com | No |
That includes the contract board, the contract archive, the fifteen guides other than the account-setup one, their Spanish and Arabic counterparts, all five calculators, the home page, and every site-information page including this one. Elsewhere, the Binance announcements, FAQ and education pages we rely on are cited by title and date in plain text; no other page links to Binance at all.
What it does not influence
This is the part that matters, so it is stated as flatly as we can manage.
- No content is influenced by it. Nothing on this site was written, softened, sharpened or omitted because of the referral arrangement.
- No ranking is influenced by it. Where anything on this site is ordered, it is ordered by launch date, by category or by editorial judgement about what a reader needs first. Never by commercial value.
- No contract inclusion is influenced by it. Our contract list includes a contract if we can trace it to an official Binance announcement, and excludes it if we cannot — regardless of any commercial consideration whatsoever. Symbols we could not trace have been excluded for exactly that reason, and no symbol has ever been included for any other.
- No risk assessment is influenced by it. When we write that stacking 25× leverage on a 2× daily-reset ETF is a bad idea, or that leverage caps quintupled in six months, or that Binance's own two pages disagree on mark-price deviation limits, the referral link has no bearing on any of it. If the honest description of a mechanism is unflattering to the exchange, the honest description is what gets published.
What we do not accept
- No paid placements. Nobody can buy a mention, a link, a contract listing or a position in a list on this site.
- No sponsored reviews or sponsored posts. There is no rate card because there is nothing for sale.
- No guest posts placed to win search rankings, paid or otherwise.
- No advertising. There are no ad slots, no ad network and no display advertising anywhere on the site.
Independence from Binance
TradFi Desk is not affiliated with, operated by, sponsored by or endorsed by Binance or any Binance entity. Participation in a public referral programme is not a partnership, an endorsement or a relationship of any kind beyond a revenue share, and it gives Binance no influence over anything published here. Binance has not reviewed, approved or seen any of this content before publication.
All the material this site is built from (announcements, the product FAQ, the Binance Academy pages) is public, and any reader can check every claim against it. That is set out on the methodology page.
Positions
We hold no positions we are aware of in any of the contracts described on this site, and none in the underlying shares, funds or commodities they track. Nothing on this site is written to move a price we are exposed to.
Not a recommendation
Nothing on this site is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything — not a contract, not an underlying, and not a Binance account. The account-setup guide describes how the registration and verification process works for readers who have already decided to use the platform; it is a procedure, not a suggestion that you should. Whether leveraged derivatives on equities are appropriate for you is a question about your circumstances, which we know nothing about. See the risk disclaimer.
Verify this yourself
You do not have to take our word for the "one per language version" claim. Every link on this site goes straight to its destination, with no redirect page in between. Open your browser’s “view page source” option on any page and search for ref=, the part of an address that carries a referral code: in each language version the account-setup guide is the only page where you will find it, and it occurs there exactly once.
Questions
If anything here looks inconsistent with what the site actually does, tell us: vozeso@vozeso.com. Disclosure errors are treated as corrections and handled the same way as factual ones — checked, fixed, and stated. They are also, if anything, the more serious kind: the corrections page sets out how they are logged, and the editorial policy sets out what the commercial arrangement is not allowed to touch.