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# Referral Programs

At Faxen, we believe that our users are our best ambassadors. That's why we're excited to introduce our Referral Program, where you can earn rewards for inviting your friends to join the Faxen community.

How it Works

To participate in the Referral Program, share your unique referral link with your friends and family. When someone signs up using your referral link and completes their first trade, you'll earn a percentage of their trading fees. The more people you invite, the more rewards you can make.

Referral Levels

We offer a multi-level referral program, which means you can earn even more rewards by referring more people. Here's how it works:

Level 1: Invite up to 10 friends and earn 10% of their trading fees. Level 2: Once you've invited 10 friends, you'll unlock Level 2. Invite up to 20 more friends and earn 20% of their trading fees. Level 3: Once you've invited 30 friends, you'll unlock Level 3. Invite up to 50 more friends and earn 30% of their trading fees. Note that each level requires a certain number of invited friends and is subject to change based on program updates.

Rewards

The rewards you earn from the Referral Program will be deposited directly into your Faxen account. You can use these rewards to pay for trading fees, withdraw as crypto, or reinvest in trading. There's no limit to how many rewards you can earn, so start inviting your friends today.

Terms and Conditions

Please note that the Referral Program is subject to our Terms and Conditions. We reserve the right to change the program's rules at any time and to disqualify users who violate our policies.


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