How BitBoni works
Pick your country, see which providers will verify you, read the conditions, then decide whether the offer is worth it.
Four steps
- 1
Pick your country
We sort offers by whether the provider accepts residents of your country for KYC.
- 2
Read the conditions
Check deposit, trading, card-spend, holding-period and expiry rules.
- 3
Use the current link
Use the listed referral link or code and confirm the reward in the provider's app.
- 4
Stop at your limit
Only deposit what you were going to deposit anyway; a bonus never makes a bad trade good.
Use crypto offers carefully
- Crypto prices can fall to zero; a sign-up bonus does not change that.
- Check the provider is licensed or registered where you live.
- Read withdrawal limits, lock-ups and card fees before depositing.
- Keep the code, sign-up date and offer conditions for your records.
FAQ
- Is this free? What's the catch?
- Yes, it's free to use. We may earn a referral bonus or commission when you sign up through our links, at no extra cost to you. That's how we keep the site running — it never changes which offers we list or how we rank them.
- Why can't I sign up from my country?
- Crypto providers only accept residents of countries where they are licensed or choose to operate. Each offer page lists the countries the provider accepts or restricts, from its own terms. If your country is restricted, the referral reward does not apply either.
- Does KYC mean I have to upload ID?
- Usually, yes. Most exchanges and cards ask for photo ID, a selfie and sometimes proof of address before you can deposit, trade or get a card. Some self-custody wallets and DeFi apps need no KYC but still block certain countries in their terms.
- Are these offers safe?
- Crypto is high risk and can fall to zero. Check the provider is licensed or registered where you live, read the withdrawal limits and fees, and never deposit more than you can afford to lose to chase a bonus.