Fees are not a tax.
You get them back.

There is no catch, there is a revenue source. Exchanges pay venues for the volume routed through them, and we share part of that with you. So it only works out for us when you trade, and it is against our interest for you to blow up the account and leave.

In your account on the exchange. NMNH takes no deposits, holds no funds and cannot move them: the API key is created without withdrawal rights. We place orders, the exchange holds balance, margin and execution.

No. The exchange sets the rate and it is the same one you would pay without us. The only change is that part of what you paid comes back.

True: 0.08% against 0.05%, and a 15% rebate does not fully close that gap. Three things change the picture. The rebate on WEEX works today, while on Binance there is none. The maker fee is the same 0.02% everywhere, so a trader who enters with limits barely feels the difference. And WEEX has its own VIP ladder: the taker fee drops as volume grows. If you take everything at market and your volume is large, run your own exchange through the calculator above - it will give you that answer too.

Because then we would start earning from people who barely trade, and those are exactly the people with nothing to spare. The tier grows with 30-day volume, like VIP levels on the exchange itself. The ladder is not running yet: it switches on together with broker status, and until then cashback follows the affiliate model, with its own share on each exchange.

Then the rebate ceiling drops, and we will say so up front. Exchange rates get revised - Binance does it quarterly - and promising a fixed percentage forever would be a lie. Terms are stored as dated versions: past days are recalculated at the rate that applied then, and nothing is edited retroactively.

Trading is connected on five - WEEX, OKX, BingX, MEXC and Binance. Cashback runs on four of them: WEEX 15%, OKX, BingX and MEXC 10% each; Binance has none. In total we work with more than 8 official exchanges; the rest are pending, and until they are connected they say "soon" instead of appearing as logos in the footer.

It is. Binance forbids affiliates from returning fees to users and cuts the rate for it, and it only counts new users without another referral code. Trading on Binance has worked in the terminal since September 2026, and there is no cashback there and never will be - it says so in the table above rather than turning up after you sign up.

On the exchange's confirmed reports, in USDT. Estimates before the report are shown separately and labelled as estimates: paying out on a guess and then clawing back the difference is the worst thing you can do in a programme about money.

You unlink the key and leave. The exchange account stays yours, the trade history exports, and there is nothing we could lock or withhold - which is the whole point of a model where the money never reaches us.