LBank Referral Code FEEOTTER: 60% Futures Rebate

Fee Otter's LBank referral code is FEEOTTER. Sign up with it and you get 60% of your futures trading fees back: 50% automatically from LBank and 10% extra from Fee Otter (checked 31 October 2026). LBank only accepts a referral code at signup; it cannot be added or changed afterwards. Rates and evidence for every exchange: referral codes and rebate rates.

This page covers the code itself: where it goes, what it earns and what LBank's rules say. The full signup walkthrough is in the LBank registration guide; how the rebate is calculated and paid is in LBank fee rebate.

What is the LBank referral code?

The LBank referral code is FEEOTTER. The button below carries it in the signup link. If you register on the official site yourself, type FEEOTTER into the "Referral Code" field.

Where do you enter the code?

The "Referral Code" field sits below the login password on LBank's signup page. Through the button on this page it is already filled in with FEEOTTER, and LBank shows its own message under it: "You will receive a 50.0% futures fee discount". If you see that line, the code is applied.

The signup page lists a futures fee discount and nothing for spot, so this code's rebate covers futures only.

How much does the code earn?

60% in total, in two layers:

LBank handles its 50% directly. The signup page calls it a "futures fee discount"; how it shows up in your account is whatever your LBank account displays. Fee Otter's 10% is credited on the rebate site and paid out on-chain as USDT over BEP20, with a minimum of 1 USDT per request and a 0.015 USDT network fee paid by you. The difference between the two layers is explained in automatic vs extra rebate.

What is the code worth in practice?

LBank's VIP 0 rates on USDT-margined perpetuals are 0.02% maker and 0.06% taker (LBank futures fee instruction, checked 2026-10-31). At 70% market orders and 30% limit orders the blended rate is 0.048%:

At 500,000 USDT a month, that is about 1,728 USDT back over a year. As rates, the 0.06% taker fee works out to about 0.024% after the rebate, and the 0.02% maker fee to about 0.008%. Fee details are in LBank fees.

Why do LBank referral codes give different discounts?

Ordinary LBank users can invite friends too. An April 2026 announcement split referral commission into LV0 to LV4, from 30% to 50% on both spot and futures, reassessed monthly from the previous month's valid invitees and cumulative volume (LBank referral tier announcement). When a referrer creates a code, they set how much goes to the invitee (the "Referral Rate"), and one account can hold up to 5 codes (LBank Referral Program FAQ). So two codes that are both "LBank referral codes" can pass you very different shares, or nothing at all. Check the discount message on the signup page before you submit.

How do I check the code was applied?

1. At signup: before you submit, check that the field says FEEOTTER and that the "50.0% futures fee discount" message appears under it.
2. Bind your UID on Fee Otter: on the Fee Otter rebate site, choose LBank and paste your UID (the number under your avatar once logged in; see what an exchange UID is). We check LBank's referral records, and the binding takes effect once you are confirmed under FEEOTTER.
3. After you trade: LBank's 50% shows in your LBank account and Fee Otter's 10% on the rebate site. Check each in its own place.

LBank's official rules for this code (checked 2026-10-31)

• Signup only: LBank's referral FAQ (updated 2025-10-23) says the code cannot be added or modified after registration. If you forget it or enter the wrong one, you get no rebate.
• One ID, one account: LBank's KYC FAQ lists "Document already used (verified on another LBank account)" as a rejection reason (LBank KYC FAQ).
• Restricted regions: residents of more than 30 places, including the United States, Canada, Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macao, cannot register. The full lists are in the LBank registration guide.

Already registered without a code?

LBank's own wording: "The referral code cannot be added or modified after registration." (LBank Referral Program FAQ, updated 2025-10-23)

LBank's ticket categories have no option for changing your referrer either (LBank ticket submission guide), and the same ID cannot verify a second account. If you already have an account, contact Fee Otter support first rather than closing it and starting over. Whether each exchange lets you add a code later, and how to rebind, is in the referral code late-entry and rebind rules by exchange.

Does the code expire?

LBank publishes no expiry for the rebate. What can change is the rate, not the code; the current rate is the one shown live on the Fee Otter rebate site.

Before you use LBank

LBank lists no financial licence on its website, and regulators in Japan, Ontario, the Philippines and Indonesia have said it operated without registration; keep only money there that you can afford to lose entirely. The operator, proof of reserves and outage record are covered in the LBank review.

FAQ

What is the LBank referral code?

FEEOTTER. It is built into the signup link on this page.

How much rebate does the LBank code pay?

60% of futures fees: 50% automatically from LBank and 10% extra from Fee Otter. No spot rebate is listed.

Can I add an LBank referral code after signing up?

No. LBank's referral FAQ says the code cannot be added or modified after registration.

Do I pay more in fees with a code?

No. You pay LBank's published rates either way; the code decides how much comes back to you.

How do I collect Fee Otter's 10%?

After you bind your LBank UID, the extra rebate is credited on the rebate site. Request a payout in USDT over BEP20: minimum 1 USDT, 0.015 USDT network fee.

Do I need to apply for LBank's 50%?

No. With FEEOTTER entered at signup, LBank applies the 50% futures fee discount; your LBank account shows how it is credited.

Every exchange's code on one page: crypto exchange referral code list.

ⓘ Rates shown are for futures; the LBank signup page lists no spot rebate.

Information only, not investment advice. Rebate rates and LBank's policies can change; LBank's official announcements and the live Fee Otter platform are authoritative.