BTCC Referral Code FEEOTTER: 60% of Futures Fees Back

Fee Otter's BTCC referral code is FEEOTTER. Sign up with it and BTCC refunds 60% of your futures trading fees to your account automatically, three times what a typical 20% code gives. Fee Otter adds no extra layer on BTCC, so you don't need to bind your UID. Spot trades get no rebate (checked 2026-10-31).

At the VIP0 futures taker rate of 0.055%, you pay 0.022% after the rebate. On 1,000 USDT of futures fees a month, a typical 20% code returns 200 USDT and FEEOTTER returns 600 USDT. The code can only be entered at sign-up; BTCC publishes no way to add it later or change your referrer.

What is the BTCC referral code?

The code is FEEOTTER, all capitals. The button below opens a link with the code already filled in. If you sign up on your own, type it into the invitation code field on the registration page.

Where do you enter the BTCC referral code?

Both the BTCC website and the app have an optional invitation code field on the sign-up page. Three steps:

1. 1

   Open the sign-up page

   the button above opens BTCC's registration page with FEEOTTER already filled in. If you start from the BTCC site or app instead, tap Register and type FEEOTTER into the invitation code field.
2. 2

   Check before you submit

   register with email or phone and confirm the field reads FEEOTTER before you submit. If you use Google, Apple or Telegram, fill in the code before you authorise.
3. 3

   Start trading

   once you are registered, BTCC refunds 60% of your futures fees automatically. There is no UID to bind on Fee Otter.

BTCC's registration guide says invited users must open their account through the invitation link or code to count as a valid referral (How to register a BTCC account, checked 2026-10-31). Screens for each step, KYC and common errors are in our BTCC registration guide.

How do you check the rebate is working?

At sign-up, make sure the invitation code field says FEEOTTER before you submit. With our link it is already filled in.

Once you trade, every change to your balance is listed under Assets → Fund history, which you can filter by account and type, according to BTCC (How to view fund history). BTCC doesn't publish how often futures cashback is credited, so go by your account.

The BTCC rebate records in your Fee Otter dashboard are imported from data the exchange provides, so in the first weeks they may appear later than in your BTCC account. The amount credited in your BTCC account is the one that counts. If you trade large volumes and want to confirm you are under our code first, contact support and we will check.

How much does the code give back?

60%, all refunded automatically by BTCC:

• 60% automatic rebate: set when you register, and BTCC refunds it on every futures fee.
• Fee Otter extra rebate: none on BTCC, so binding your UID adds nothing.

Using BTCC's regular-user (VIP0) futures rates of 0.03% maker and 0.055% taker, with 70% taker and 30% maker volume, the blended rate is 0.0475%:

Fees checked 2026-10-19, source: BTCC VIP and fee page; rebate rate checked 2026-10-31. · Data sources and method

One worked case: 500,000 USDT of futures volume in a month, all market orders, costs 500,000 × 0.055% = 275 USDT. A typical 20% code returns 55 USDT. FEEOTTER returns 165 USDT, or 1,320 USDT more over a year.

BTCC's rebate covers futures fees only. Spot trades get no rebate, and TradFi (CFDs on gold, forex, stocks and more) is listed at 0 fees, so there is nothing to refund there.

Can you add or change the code after signing up?

What BTCC's official pages say (checked 2026-10-31):

• Adding a code later: the help center describes no way to do it, and the registration guide says a referral counts only if the account was opened through the link or code.
• Changing your referrer: BTCC publishes no method.
• Moving KYC: not possible. BTCC's KYC FAQ says each user can verify only one account and that verified identity information cannot be transferred to another account (Why complete KYC verification).
• Extra accounts: the user agreement lists opening multiple accounts to get around controls, and registering in someone else's name, as grounds for suspending an account (user agreement).
• Deleting and re-registering: after deletion, the linked phone number and email can't be used to register again (account deletion guidelines). BTCC doesn't say whether the same identity can be verified on a new account.

So if you already have a BTCC account, there is no published way to switch to FEEOTTER. Ask BTCC live chat if you want to try, and don't open a new account with someone else's identity. Every exchange's rules are compared in our exchange rebind rules table.

Who is the BTCC rebate for?

BTCC is mainly a USDT perpetual futures exchange. Its fee page lists spot at 0.3% taker and 0.2% maker, and spot gets no rebate, so the code helps most if you trade futures: the more futures fees you pay each month, the larger the 60% refund. BTCC's liquidation rule differs from other exchanges (an account is liquidated when its balance falls below used margin × 40%), so read the BTCC futures guide before you trade. Company background, licences and restricted regions are in our BTCC review.

FAQ

What is the BTCC referral code?

FEEOTTER. Sign up with it and BTCC refunds 60% of your futures fees automatically, with no UID binding.

Who pays the 60% rebate?

BTCC refunds it straight to your account. Fee Otter has no extra rebate on BTCC.

Does BTCC spot trading get a rebate?

No. The code's rebate covers futures fees only.

Can I add a BTCC referral code after signing up?

BTCC's help center doesn't say you can, and BTCC publishes no way to change your referrer. Enter FEEOTTER when you register.

Do I need to bind my UID after using the code?

No. BTCC refunds the full 60% automatically, and binding your UID on Fee Otter adds nothing.

When is the rebate credited?

BTCC doesn't publish a payout schedule for futures cashback. Check Fund history in your BTCC account.

Further reading

• BTCC fee rebate
• How to register on BTCC
• BTCC fees
• BTCC review
• Crypto exchange referral code list

This article is for information only and is not investment advice. BTCC sets its own fees and rules; what BTCC's official pages, your account and the Fee Otter site show at the time is what applies.