Forex and binary options
Binany Partner
Binany Partner offers a choice between CPA and RevShare, but the available facts do not establish how it differs from neighbouring networks. Third-party listings disagree on payout thresholds and schedules, so a buyer comparing commission models also needs to verify the payment terms. The sources also differ on whether CPL is offered.
This comparison is relevant to buyers weighing an action-based commission against a revenue share, particularly if payment conditions affect their choice.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-11-01.
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- Name
- Binany Partner
- Category
- Forex and binary options
- Official site
- binanypartner.com · No link provided
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Which commission models appear?
The vendor and third-party listings describe the program as follows, with sources checked on 2026-11-01.
- Commission models: CPA and RevShare (Binany Partner, checked 2026-11-01).
- RevShare ceiling: up to 50% (Binany Partner, checked 2026-11-01).
- Additional model: CPL listed by affpaying.com (checked 2026-11-01).
What does the Binany program promote?
Binanypartner.com presents an affiliate program for Binany. Affinsight.com describes Binany Partner as an affiliate program for a binary-options broker, while affpaying.com characterizes its development as Asia-only and lists India, Uzbekistan, and Bangladesh as top geographies. Affinsight.com also describes the brand as developing only in Asia.
Cpa.rip reports that the affiliate program was established in 2018.
Financial, trading and crypto products are regulated differently by country and are restricted by law, age or region; check the network or platform rules and local law before using or promoting them. This is not legal or financial advice.
Which network criteria remain comparable?
In general, buyers compare commission basis, payment conditions, traffic rules, tracking, and support when assessing networks. The available information here does not support a service-to-service comparison, so these criteria are a practical starting point for questions to providers.
Choose CPA or RevShare by basis
Choose CPA if an action-based commission is the intended basis; choose RevShare if a share of revenue is the intended basis. Binany Partner states that it offers both models, and its page says RevShare is available up to 50%.
Third-party listings add detail but do not align completely: cpa.rip reports CPA payouts of $20–$75 and a 50% revenue share, while affpaying.com lists CPA commissions up to $75, revenue share up to 50%, and CPL. Affinsight.com describes a 50% commission rate.
Adbutton.net reports that new partners are assigned RevShare by default. A buyer choosing between the models should ask which basis applies to their specific arrangement and confirm the rate in writing; the listed figures alone do not resolve that question.
How do SubIDs enter the tracking link?
Adbutton.net describes a tracking-link builder that supports up to 10 UTM tags (SubID). This is a third-party description of a link-building feature, not an implementation guide. A buyer comparing tracking setups can ask how those tags are passed through a click and where resulting conversion data appears.
Affpaying.com lists Affise and Alanbase as the program’s tracking software.
When do the payout listings diverge?
The third-party payout pages give conflicting thresholds and schedules, and they do not provide one reconciled set of terms.
- cpa.rip — $30 minimum withdrawal; weekly payments on Mondays — checked 2026-11-01.
- adbutton.net — $45 minimum withdrawal; weekly payouts with a 7-day hold — checked 2026-11-01.
- affpaying.com — $20 minimum payment; weekly payments — checked 2026-11-01.
Withdrawal-method descriptions also vary by source. Cpa.rip lists Paytm, Webmoney, Capitalist, and cryptocurrency; adbutton.net names USDT transfers and Capitalist wallets; affpaying.com lists WebMoney, Bitcoin, bank wire transfer, Capitalist, Skrill, Neteller, crypto, PayTM, and Bkash. Check the applicable minimum, schedule, hold, and withdrawal method with a manager before relying on any listing.
What can a model-based comparison show?
The available facts identify comparison points, but they do not establish advantages over other networks.
- The vendor names CPA and RevShare, and states that RevShare is available up to 50%; those terms give buyers two commission bases to assess.
- Adbutton.net describes a tracking-link builder with SubID support, while affpaying.com lists Affise and Alanbase as tracking software. These third-party details provide specific items to ask about.
- The vendor invites prospective partners to contact a manager, providing a route to discuss the terms.
Which stated rules narrow traffic use?
The third-party reports describe traffic restrictions and a registration verification condition.
- Cpa.rip says the program accepts most traffic types but excludes spam and incentivized traffic.
- Adbutton.net reports that registration requires email and Telegram account verification.
- Adbutton.net also says incentivized traffic, brand-keyword ads, spam, and misleading creatives can lead to a permanent ban. Its account of prohibited promotion practices is more detailed than cpa.rip’s traffic summary.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who might use the listed models?
The stated setup may suit buyers considering either CPA or RevShare who are prepared to clarify the terms with a manager. The vendor confirms both commission models and invites prospective partners to contact a manager.
Affpaying.com describes the program as developing only in Asia and lists India, Uzbekistan, and Bangladesh as top geographies. Buyers should assess whether that reported regional description matches their intended traffic before pursuing the arrangement.
What we could not confirm
- Rules and terms: full terms of use and restrictions.
- Company details: legal entity, address, and company history.
- Integrations: available integrations and setup requirements.
- Settlement: currency and whether rates or withdrawal amounts vary.
- Offer eligibility: GEO eligibility and a complete traffic-source policy.
- Registration: process beyond the reported verification requirement.
- Tracking: postback or API documentation and attribution rules.
- Payouts: the vendor’s current minimum, schedule, hold, and methods.
- Support: availability and response arrangements beyond reported descriptions.
What do the payout and tracking listings answer?
Which commission models are listed?
The listed commission models include CPA and RevShare, which the vendor confirms. Affpaying.com also lists CPL, while cpa.rip describes CPA payouts and a revenue-share rate. The sources therefore differ on whether CPL belongs in the offer; confirm the applicable model directly.
What payout terms conflict?
The payout listings give different withdrawal minimums: cpa.rip reports $30, adbutton.net reports $45, and affpaying.com reports $20. All three describe weekly payments, but cpa.rip specifies Mondays and adbutton.net reports a 7-day hold. Ask which terms apply to the intended arrangement.
Which withdrawal methods are named by each source?
Cpa.rip lists Paytm, Webmoney, Capitalist, and cryptocurrency; adbutton.net names USDT transfers and Capitalist wallets. These are source-specific listings, not one confirmed combined set.
What tracking tools or SubID support are listed?
Adbutton.net describes a link builder supporting up to 10 UTM tags (SubID).
What support language and cookie duration do sources report?
Cpa.rip reports Russian- and English-speaking customer support. Affpaying.com and affinsight.com both report a one-year cookie duration. These are third-party descriptions; the vendor page also invites prospective partners to contact a manager.
Which written terms settle the choice?
Fits if… either CPA or RevShare matches the commission basis you are considering, and you can confirm the applicable terms with a manager.
Probably not if… you need payout conditions to be settled by the available listings: cpa.rip, adbutton.net, and affpaying.com report different minimums, while adbutton.net also specifies a hold.
Main risk… relying on secondary payout details before confirming the minimum, schedule, hold, and withdrawal method in writing.
Sources
Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-11-01. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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