Gemini ends revenue-share referral tiers; new referrals earn $50 each side
For referrals from 24 November 2025, the referred user must verify identity and trade at least $100 within 30 days.
· Effective · Verified 2026-10-17 via official docs
Gemini discontinued its Icon and Legend revenue-share referral tiers for referrals made on or after 24 November 2025. New referrals qualify only for the Recruit reward.
The Recruit reward is USD $50 each for referrer and referee in the US, Hong Kong and New Zealand, EUR 20 in listed European countries and AUD 50 in Australia. The referee must complete ID verification and trade at least $100 (EUR 100 or AUD 100) within 30 days.
Rewards are paid 32 days after sign-up, with a maximum payout cap of 1,500 in the relevant currency. Existing Icon and Legend participants keep their revenue share until the end of their original 12-month earning period.
“The Icon and Legend revenue share tiers have been discontinued.”
— Gemini Referral Rewards Program terms
Who this affects
Gemini users who refer new customers, and new customers who sign up through a referral.
Gemini at a glance
Gemini is a New York-based crypto exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, live since October 2015. It runs under a New York limited-purpose trust charter and has been listed on Nasdaq as GEMI since September 2025. Simple buys in the app use quoted fees plus a spread, while the ActiveTrader order book charges maker/taker fees of 0.60%/1.20% at the base tier.
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- Gemini Referral Rewards Program terms — checked 2026-10-17
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