Binany Partner

The provider presents Binany Partner as an affiliate program for Binany, while affinsight.com characterizes Binany as a binary-options broker. Affinsight.com also describes the brand as developing only in Asia; that is the source’s account, not a confirmed targeting promise. For a publisher, the concrete distinction is between the program named as the affiliate route and the brand being promoted.

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Binanypartner.com presents an affiliate program for Binany. Affpaying.com lists Affise and Alanbase as tracking software.

Adbutton.net describes a tracking-link builder that supports up to 10 UTM tags (SubID). That is a specific link detail to verify with the program before deciding how it fits an existing tracking workflow.

The provider names CPA and RevShare, while third-party listings add different descriptions of the available commission terms.

• Binany Partner states that RevShare is available up to 50%.
• cpa.rip lists CPA payouts of $20–$75 and a 50% revenue share.
• affpaying.com lists CPA commissions up to $75, revenue share up to 50%, and CPL.
• affinsight.com lists a 50% commission rate.
• adbutton.net says new partners are assigned RevShare by default.

These are source-specific descriptions, not a single agreed rate card. Before planning around a model, ask the program which terms apply to the prospective offer and partner.

Adbutton.net reports that registration requires email and Telegram account verification. Separately, the provider invites prospective partners to contact a manager.

Withdrawal-method descriptions vary by source. Cpa.rip lists Paytm, Webmoney, Capitalist, and cryptocurrency; affpaying.com lists WebMoney, Bitcoin, bank wire transfer, Capitalist, Skrill, Neteller, crypto, PayTM, and Bkash. Adbutton.net lists USDT transfers and Capitalist wallets, while affinsight.com names Paytm, PhonePe, and UPI as local payment solutions for India. Confirm the applicable method and its conditions with the program rather than treating these separate lists as one definitive catalog.

The published payment terms and traffic restrictions require checking against the specific terms offered to a partner.

• Withdrawal minimums conflict: cpa.rip lists $30, adbutton.net $45, and affpaying.com $20.
• Adbutton.net reports weekly payouts with a 7-day hold.
• Cpa.rip says the program excludes spam and incentivized traffic.
• Adbutton.net says incentivized traffic, brand-keyword ads, spam, and misleading creatives can lead to a permanent ban.
• Adbutton.net reports email and Telegram account verification as registration requirements.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

The provider and third-party listings give publishers specific items to check when assessing the program’s setup.

• The provider lists both CPA and RevShare, so publishers can compare the named commission models against their plans.
• Binany Partner states that RevShare is available up to 50%; this is the provider’s stated term, not a rate confirmed for every offer.
• Affpaying.com lists Affise and Alanbase as tracking software, giving publishers named tools to ask about when discussing their tracking workflow.
• Adbutton.net describes a tracking-link builder that supports up to 10 UTM tags (SubID), a concrete link detail to check against campaign needs.
• Cpa.rip reports Russian- and English-speaking customer support, which gives prospective partners a source-reported indication of the languages available.
• Affpaying.com lists a one-year cookie length; publishers can ask the program how that term applies to the offers they are considering.

Fit depends on whether a publisher’s traffic plan matches the exclusions reported by the sources. Cpa.rip says the program accepts most traffic types but excludes spam and incentivized traffic. Adbutton.net reports further restrictions, including brand-keyword ads and misleading creatives.

Affpaying.com describes the program as developing only in Asia and lists India, Uzbekistan, and Bangladesh as top geographies; this is that source’s account, not a targeting promise. Check accepted traffic and target markets with the program before planning a campaign.

A publisher comparing a direct affiliate program with a network route can assess access to offers, tracking arrangements, commission terms, and payment conditions. In either case, compare the written terms and the steps required to attribute activity and receive payment before choosing a route.

Which commission models does the program list?

Binany Partner lists CPA and RevShare as its commission models. The provider separately states that RevShare is available up to 50%. 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. These are source-specific descriptions, so confirm the applicable terms with the program.

What do sources report about withdrawal minimums and timing?

The reported minimums differ: cpa.rip lists $30 and weekly payments on Mondays, adbutton.net lists a $45 minimum with weekly payouts and a 7-day hold, and affpaying.com lists a $20 minimum with weekly payments. Ask the program which minimum and schedule apply to the terms offered to you.

Which traffic restrictions do sources mention?

Cpa.rip says the program excludes spam and incentivized traffic. Adbutton.net also names brand-keyword ads and misleading creatives among restrictions that can lead to a permanent ban. Confirm the current accepted traffic conditions with the program before setting campaign rules.

What registration check does a source report?

Adbutton.net reports that registration requires email and Telegram account verification. The provider separately invites prospective partners to contact a manager.

What tracking detail is listed?

Adbutton.net describes a tracking-link builder supporting up to 10 UTM tags (SubID). Affpaying.com lists Affise and Alanbase as tracking software.

Fits if… your workflow is assessing the program’s stated CPA or RevShare models and you can confirm the terms that apply to your account.

Probably not if… your planning requires one payment threshold and schedule before you contact the program; the published listings give different withdrawal minimums and timing details.

Main risk… planning around a third-party listing rather than an agreed rate, withdrawal minimum, and payment schedule. Settle those terms with the program before building them into your operating plan.