Crypto.com

Crypto.com is a crypto finance brand built around several related products rather than a single exchange screen. Everyday buyers use the app to buy, sell, and hold crypto, card users connect spending rewards to CRO, active traders move to the exchange for order books and APIs, and Web3 users can manage assets through the Onchain wallet. The product also reaches merchants through Crypto.com Pay and developers through Cronos, so its audience includes retail crypto users, trading educators, app reviewers, card-rewards publishers, and Web3 creators.

The practical fit depends on which part of the Crypto.com stack a publisher covers. A beginner guide can compare app onboarding, fiat deposits, and card tiers; a trading article can focus on spot markets, trading bots, API access, and exchange fees; a wallet or DeFi guide can explain self-custody, swaps, staking, and dApp access. The brand is also highly regional, so good content needs to mention availability, KYC, supported products, and local restrictions instead of treating every feature as globally available.

Affiliates apply through the Crypto.com affiliate page, which routes applications to Impact. Applicants describe their platform and audience, then approved partners use Impact to create tracking links, pull approved imagery and video assets, and promote eligible Crypto.com products through websites, newsletters, social channels, Discord communities, or other approved traffic sources.

The public page lists up to 50% revenue share across eligible products plus possible product bonuses, but the exact product list, rate plan, geography, and earning duration are contract-specific. Crypto.com says applications are usually reviewed within one week, commissions go through a validation period, and a referred customer's earning window generally runs 180 to 365 days after KYC. No public cookie duration is listed. Because the program runs on Impact, available partner withdrawal rails are bank account and PayPal, with Impact's USD 10 autopay minimum.