AAX

AAX (Atom Asset Exchange) was a centralized cryptocurrency exchange known for being the first to utilize the London Stock Exchange Group’s Millennium exchange matching engine. This technology provided high-performance trading for institutional and retail investors across spot, futures, and savings products. The platform supported over 200 cryptocurrencies and offered a native utility token, AAB, which allowed users to reduce trading fees and participate in exclusive platform events.

The AAX affiliate program was designed to reward users and influencers for driving traffic and new user registrations to the platform. Affiliates could earn a percentage of the trading fees generated by their referrals, typically ranging from 20% to 40% depending on the volume and performance tier. Additionally, the program often featured a multi-tier structure, allowing partners to earn secondary commissions from sub-affiliates they brought into the network. This performance-based model aimed to incentivize long-term user retention and high-frequency trading activity.

While the program offered competitive rates and real-time tracking through a dedicated affiliate dashboard, it is important to note that AAX suspended operations and entered liquidation proceedings following the market instability in late 2022. Consequently, the affiliate program and its associated tracking systems are no longer active. Affiliates previously involved with the platform were focused on promoting its high-speed execution, institutional-grade security, and diverse range of yield-earning products like AAX Savings and DeFi mining.