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Wed, 5 Aug 2026

Crypto comparisons from a partner who shows its receipts.

We compare crypto platforms and partner programs on fees, payout terms and jurisdictions — and we tell you how we get paid on every page that carries a commercial link.

The Partner Declaration

How we're paid

My Coin Partner earns affiliate commission from some of the platforms and programs we cover. On any page with a commercial link, this panel names that page’s specific relationship instead of a site-wide sentence. Pages with no commercial relationship say so here.

What we checked

Every fee, commission rate and payout term we publish is taken from the provider’s own terms and dated. Figures we could not source render as “Not disclosed” rather than as an estimate.

Who it's for

People choosing a crypto platform or partner program who want the terms side by side. Availability and eligibility vary by jurisdiction — check your own before acting on anything here.

What could go wrong

Crypto assets are volatile and high-risk, and platform terms change without notice. A comparison is a starting point for your own checks, not a recommendation, and nothing here is financial advice.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. It does not change what we tested or what we found. Not financial advice. See our Affiliate Disclosure and Methodology.

What this site is

Comparisons you can check, from a publisher that names its incentives

My Coin Partner compares crypto exchanges, platforms and affiliate programs on the specifications that actually differ between them: trading and withdrawal fees, commission model and rate, cookie window, payout minimum and schedule, custody arrangement, KYC posture and which jurisdictions are served. Each figure is taken from the provider’s own published terms and carries the date it was read. Where a provider does not publish something, the cell reads “Not disclosed” — we would rather show a gap than an estimate dressed up as a fact.

The affiliate-comparison category is saturated with undisclosed commission-ordered lists. Our answer is the Partner Declaration: a fixed panel above the body of every page carrying a commercial link, stating how that specific page is paid, what we actually checked, who the page is for, and what could go wrong. The ranking logic and the rubric weights are published in full on our Methodology page, and the complete partner list on our Affiliate Disclosure.

Our Blockchain Education and Security coverage carries no commissioned links at all — not as a policy statement but as a rule enforced in the templates themselves. That separation is what makes the disclosure credible everywhere else on the site. Market figures come from public APIs with the source and timestamp shown beside them, and a component with no data renders nothing rather than a zero.

Questions

Straight answers

What is My Coin Partner?
An independent publication that compares crypto platforms and affiliate programs on the things that actually differ — fees, payout terms, custody model, KYC posture and jurisdiction coverage — and states its commercial relationship on every page that has one.
How do you make money?
Affiliate commission from some of the platforms and programs we cover, disclosed per page rather than in a single site-wide footnote. Every page carrying a commercial link opens with a Partner Declaration naming the exact relationship. The full partner list is in our Affiliate Disclosure.
Does commission affect your rankings?
Our Methodology publishes the rubric and its weights, and every Partner Declaration repeats the answer for that specific page. Where an ordering is influenced by commission, the page says so in those words. Where it is not, it says that too.
Is anything here financial advice?
No. Crypto assets are volatile and high-risk. Everything published here is informational, and none of it accounts for your circumstances.
Where does your price data come from?
From public market APIs, with the provider and an “as of” timestamp shown beside every figure. When a feed is unavailable we render nothing rather than a stale or invented number — a blank means we could not source it, never that a value is zero.
Are your writers real people, and do you use AI?
Our Editorial Guidelines answer both plainly, including where AI assists and where a named human is accountable. We do not invent staff, bios or photos, and we do not publish under an “admin” byline.