On the Binance platform, the term "vouchers" often refers to the coupons (Vouchers) or reward coupons that the platform offers to its users. There are different types of vouchers, each with a different use. Here’s the difference between them:
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Fee Rebate Voucher
Used to reduce trading fees or compensate part of the fees paid.
When activated, a certain percentage of trading fees is deducted for a specified period.
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Reward Voucher
Gives you specific rewards such as certain coins (BTC, BNB...) for free.
They often come as a reward in events or upon new registration.
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Trial Fund Voucher
Provides a trial balance in futures or others to experience trading without using your real money.
The profits realized from this balance can be transferred to your real account after certain conditions.
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Savings Voucher
Gives you the ability to subscribe to savings products (Flexible Savings) with a ready amount of cryptocurrencies.
The aim is to introduce you to the savings services on the platform.
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Launchpad/Launchpool Vouchers
Give you the right to participate in new projects launched through Launchpad or Launchpool without the need for additional purchases.
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Would you like me to provide you with a comparison table that illustrates the difference between each type of voucher with a practical example from a Binance account?
