Looking for a Binance referral code for Brazil that actually changes your costs? Register with THEBESTCODE and every Spot trade on the new account comes with a flat 20% cut to its trading fee, whether you buy USDT with reais or swap BTC for ETH. Eligible users can also take on the welcome bonus tasks, with rewards of up to $19,800 across all tiers, and those tasks are identical whichever code you type.

šŸ‘‰ Open your Binance account with THEBESTCODE

Most guides stop at the sign-up screen. This one is a plan for your first seven days as a new user in Brazil: the code on day one, CPF and verification on day two, a small Pix test on day three, the first Spot order on day four, and the security and bonus decisions after that.

You can squeeze it into one afternoon if everything goes smoothly. Spreading it over a week leaves room for a verification delay or a bank limit without rushing anything.

What the code gives a new account in Brazil

  • A smaller Spot fee: 20% off the Spot trading fee for your tier on every order, BRL pairs included. At the Regular User rate that means 0.080% instead of 0.100%.

  • No conditions first: You don't need a minimum deposit, a trading target or a waiting period before the lower rate starts.

  • The welcome campaign stays the same: Tiers, rewards and eligibility rules don't change with the code, so you lose nothing by adding it.

  • Nothing shared: Typing it hands over nothing. Your password, your balance and your CPF stay yours.

What it does not touch matters just as much. Pix deposits are already listed at zero, Convert builds its cost into the quote, and on the P2P market the price is set by each seller. The 20% shows up where a Spot trading fee is charged.

Day 1 is registration with the code in place

This is the only day that cannot be redone later, because a code can only go on an account at the moment it is created.

  1. Open the link above on your phone or computer. Arriving that way fills in the code field for you.

  2. Enter an email, or a mobile number without the +55, in the first box.

  3. Look for the code field below it. If it is folded away, tap to open it and check that it shows THEBESTCODE with no extra space or missing letter.

  4. Tap Register and enter the six digits Binance sends by email or SMS.

  5. Choose a strong password you don't use anywhere else. Your bank password is the worst possible choice here.

The Binance sign-up screen. Enter your email or mobile in field 1, open the code field and check for THEBESTCODE, then tap Register (2).

Google, Apple and Telegram sign-ups follow the same rule. The code field appears before the account exists, so look for it on the screen that comes after you pick one of those buttons.

The code to check on that screen: THEBESTCODE

You won't see the discount yet. It shows up on your first Spot order, which is day four in this plan.

Day 2 means CPF and identity verification

A Brazilian account can't take reais until it is verified, so this is the day to get it done while you have your documents at hand.

  • Country of residence: Pick Brazil. Pix deposits in reais are set up for accounts verified as Brazilian residents.

  • Document: An RG or a CNH works well. Photograph it on a dark, even surface with no glare, and make sure all four corners are in the shot.

  • Face check: A short video selfie follows. Take off glasses and a cap, and avoid a bright window behind you.

  • CPF: Binance asks for your 11-digit CPF, either during verification or the first time you open the BRL deposit screen. It has to be registered to you.

Approval often arrives within minutes, but a manual review can take longer. If it comes back rejected, the usual reasons are a cropped document, a name that differs from the one on your CPF, or a blurry selfie. Each of those, with its fix, is in this rundown of common reasons Binance verification gets rejected.

Day 3 is a small Pix test deposit

With verification approved, send a small amount first, R$50 or R$100, to prove the route works before any larger transfer.

  1. In the app, go to Deposit, pick BRL and choose Pix.

  2. Type the amount and confirm. Binance shows a copy-and-paste Pix code tied to that one order.

  3. Paste it in your bank app's Pix area, check the amount, and authorise it from a bank account registered to your CPF.

  4. Wait a minute or two and check that the reais are in your Spot wallet.

Two things trip people up here. A transfer from a partner's or a company account comes back because the CPF on it isn't yours. And banks cap Pix at night, often around R$1,000 from 8 pm to 6 am, so a bigger evening transfer can bounce at your bank's end. The full Pix deposit walkthrough for BRL covers both, plus the fixes when the reais don't appear.

Binance fiat fee table. The BRL row lists Bank Transfer (PIX) at 0 for deposits and 0 for withdrawals, so the code has nothing to cut there.

Withdrawing reais back to your bank by Pix runs through the same CPF rule. The money can only go to a bank account registered to your CPF.

Day 4 brings the first Spot order in reais

Now the reais are in the wallet and you want USDT or Bitcoin. There are two routes, and only one of them is where the code makes a difference.

  • Convert: One screen, one quoted rate, and the exact result shown up front. No separate trading fee is listed, because the cost sits inside the rate, so the 20% has nothing to apply to here.

  • Spot: The order book for pairs such as USDT/BRL or BTC/BRL. You see the live price, choose a market or limit order, and a trading fee is charged on the filled amount. This is where THEBESTCODE cuts the fee.

For a first purchase, place a small limit order on USDT/BRL a few centavos below the current price and see whether it fills. Then open Orders, tap the filled trade and read the fee line. On a R$500 order at the standard Regular User rate the fee would be R$0.50. With the code on the account it should read R$0.40, or the same value in the coin you received.

If that line shows the full rate, check that the order really was Spot and not Convert, and that you are logged into the account you created on day one. Many people open a second account by accident with a different email.

The fee rates behind these numbers

Everything in this plan uses the published rates for a fresh account at the entry tier.

  • Regular User, maker and taker: 0.100% on both sides. With the code, 0.080%.

  • Covering fees with BNB: The table shows 0.07500% for the same tier. How that option stacks with the code can be confirmed on one filled order in your own history rather than guessed.

  • Higher tiers: VIP levels start at a 30-day volume of 1,000,000 USD, far above what most new accounts trade. The discount is always taken from whatever tier you are on.

Spot and Margin fee table. The Regular User row shows 0.100% for both maker and taker, the rate the 20% comes off. The BNB column lists 0.07500%.

The saving per order is always 0.02% of what you trade on Spot. That is small on one trade, so it helps to look at a month.

What 20% off is worth in reais over a month

Three habits, the Regular User rate, and the same arithmetic each time. These are illustrations of lower costs, not of any gain on the trades themselves.

  • The weekly saver: R$400 of USDT every Friday, so about R$1,600 of Spot trading each month. Fees fall from R$1.60 to R$1.28, a difference of R$0.32 a month.

  • The regular trader: Around R$40,000 of buys and sells a month. Fees fall from R$40 to R$32, so R$8 a month or about R$96 over a year at the same pace.

  • The heavy Spot user: R$250,000 a month across BRL and USDT pairs. Fees fall from R$250 to R$200, a gap of R$50 every month.

For the weekly saver, adding the code is a zero-effort setting with no downside. For anyone trading daily it turns into a line on the monthly bill worth having.

Day 5 is for locking the account down

Do this before the balance grows, not after.

  • Authenticator app: Turn on 2FA with an authenticator app rather than relying on SMS alone. Write the backup key on paper and keep it at home.

  • Anti-phishing code: Set a short word of your choice. Real Binance emails will then show it, and a fake one won't.

  • Withdrawal whitelist: Turn on address management so crypto can only leave to addresses you saved yourself.

  • Fake support: Binance staff will not message you first on WhatsApp or Instagram, ask for your SMS digits, or ask you to send a Pix to "release" a balance.

Day 6 is when you decide on the welcome tasks

Open the welcome campaign from the app and read each tier slowly. Every tier lists a net deposit, a trading volume and a number of days.

Then compare it with your own plans. Say you meant to put R$500 in this month and a tier asks for far more, skipping it is a perfectly good choice. Trading extra volume only to hit a task means extra fees and extra market risk, which can outweigh what the task gives back.

Day 7 is a review of the first week

  1. Check the fee line: Open one filled Spot trade and confirm the rate is 0.080% at Regular User level.

  2. Check the deposit history: Every Pix should show as completed, with your bank receipts saved.

  3. Export the records: Download your trade and deposit history. A contador will ask for it at tax time.

  4. Write down your own monthly volume: Multiply it by 0.02% and you have your real saving from the code.

Five mistakes that cost Brazilian users the discount

  1. Registering today and hoping to attach a code next week: There is no field for it in the settings afterwards.

  2. Using a second email by accident on another device: That creates a separate account without the code, and Binance allows only one account per person.

  3. Doing every purchase through Convert: It is easy, but the 20% only appears on Spot orders.

  4. Sending Pix from a relative's account: The deposit bounces, and the first week turns into a week of waiting.

  5. Trusting a "code" sent in a Telegram group with a promise of free USDT: A real sign-up code only lowers fees. Anything that asks for your login, your SMS digits or a transfer first is a scam.

Common doubts from new users in Brazil

"I opened an account last year." That account keeps its current fees. Codes only attach to new registrations, and a second account just for the code breaks the rules.

"Is it safe to type a code from a website?" Yes, as long as you type it on binance.com or in the official app. The code can't see or move anything in your account.

"Does it count if I trade in reais?" Yes. A USDT/BRL or BTC/BRL order is a Spot trade like any other, and the fee is cut the same way.

Before you start day one

Have your RG or CNH, your CPF and a bank account in your own name ready, then register with THEBESTCODE and keep the plan above open in another tab.

If your account is eligible, look at the tiers on the current welcome bonus event page before your first larger deposit, and only take a tier that fits the money and trading you had planned for the month.

šŸ‘‰ When you sign up, THEBESTCODE goes in the code field.

This is not financial advice. It is about fees and opening the account. Crypto prices can fall fast, and Binance can change fees, promotions, campaign terms and who qualifies whenever it decides to.

FAQ

Does the discount work on BRL pairs?
Yes. Spot pairs quoted in reais carry the normal Spot trading fee, so the 20% covers them too.

Are Pix deposits cheaper with the code?
No. The fee table lists BRL Pix deposits and withdrawals at 0, so there is nothing to reduce.

What happens if the code field was empty when I signed up?
The account keeps standard fees. A code can't be attached once the account exists.

Do I need a Brazilian bank account to use the code?
No. The code only changes Spot trading fees. You need a bank account in your own name to deposit reais by Pix.

Is the welcome bonus bigger with a different code?
No. Every code gets the same campaign, with the same tiers and the same rules on who qualifies.