Numiscue publishes one referral link. It points to Binance, it carries the code BN0112, and it appears on one page in each language edition: the guide about buying a first token. This page sets out what that arrangement pays, what it does not change, and what it is not allowed to touch.
Current status
- Referral code: BN0112, registered to this site with Binance.
- Where the code is shown: the frontispiece on the home page and the commercial-link block in the practical buying guide, in each language edition.
- Where the link is: the buying guide only, once per language edition. The home page shows the code but carries no link to the exchange. Neither appears in the navigation, the footer, the coin records or any of the reference tables.
- What it pays: a share of the trading fees a referred account later pays the exchange. It adds nothing to what you pay, and it pays this site nothing unless you both register through the link and go on to trade.
- Affiliate attribution: sent only when you follow that one link. No tracking script, pixel or advertising cookie is served from this site.
- Access to content: every page and every tool stays available whether or not you use it.
The project links used as references — documentation, source code, governance records and block explorers — are ordinary source links. They carry no referral code and are not marked as sponsored. The exchange pages cited in the buying guide and in the BNB record are citations of that same kind.
What this means for readers
Numiscue is not promising a registration benefit, fee discount or account-opening bonus. Whatever an exchange offers a new account is set by that exchange, varies by country, and can change without this site being told. Check the terms that apply where you live, from the provider's own site, before you register anywhere.
The arrangement does not make Binance the recommended venue. The archive has no view on which exchange anyone should use, publishes no comparison table designed to arrive at one, and would describe the same account-to-storage process if the arrangement ended tomorrow. The rest of the buying guide does not depend on a particular exchange.
Rules this link has to keep to
One destination and one code, recorded once in the site source and substituted into both language editions from there, so the two cannot drift apart. One link, on a page with enough substance to stand up without it, with the disclosure sentence beside the link rather than at the foot of the page. The link is marked sponsored and nofollow and carries the usual security attributes. It is not added to the navigation, the footer, the tools or the coin records, and the buying guide is not linked from the home page or from the site furniture.
If the destination or the code changes, the source and this page are updated together and the change is entered in the corrections log. No date or traffic milestone authorises adding a second link.
Editorial independence
The archive covers BNB, the token issued by the same exchange this site is referred to. That is a real conflict of interest, and it is declared at the top of that record as well as here. The record was written before the arrangement was registered and was not revisited afterwards: the enforcement history and the concentration risk are still on it, and it is held to the same primary-source, dated-verification and corrections rules as the other thirteen.
No display advertising, sponsored posts, paid placement, newsletter lead generation or visitor-level analytics are present in the local site. If any revenue source is introduced later, this page and the corrections log must name it rather than silently changing the wording.
Questions
Questions about the current status can be sent to [email protected].
Status checked 25 August 2026 against the site record available to this build: the code BN0112 and one registration URL, both reproduced above from the single place in the source that holds them.