Bitget Wallet has launched a global affiliate program offering creators and influencers commissions of up to 60% [1] on trading and payment activity.
The initiative targets the creator economy to drive broader cryptocurrency adoption through influencer-led promotion. By providing a structured income stream for community managers and content creators, the company aims to expand its user base via trusted voices in the digital asset space.
The program utilizes a dual-track commission structure. According to company details, participants can earn commissions reaching 60% [2] based on the activity of the users they refer to the platform. This model is designed to turn social influence into a sustainable source of income for those operating within the crypto ecosystem.
In addition to the primary commission rates, some reports indicate an on-chain rebate rate of 40% [3] intended to support content creators. The discrepancy between the 40% rebate and the 60% commission reflects different tiers, or types of rewards, available within the program's architecture.
Bitget Wallet is a self-custodial cryptocurrency wallet, meaning users maintain control of their own private keys. The rollout of this program is global, with the official announcement originating from Victoria, Seychelles [4].
The company said the goal is to provide creators with new earning opportunities while simultaneously growing the wallet's footprint. This strategy leverages the existing trust between influencers and their audiences to lower the barrier to entry for new cryptocurrency users [5].
“Bitget Wallet offers influencers and community managers commissions of up to 60% on trading and payment activity.”
This move signals a shift in cryptocurrency growth strategies, moving away from traditional advertising toward incentive-based community growth. By offering high commission rates, Bitget Wallet is competing for the attention of the 'creator economy,' effectively outsourcing its user acquisition to a decentralized network of promoters who hold more trust with retail investors than corporate entities.
