Promo Code Network · Editorial policy

Editorial Standards

How the codes and offers on this site are tested, what we publish, how corrections work, and how the site is paid for. Written by the one person who runs it. Last reviewed on 23 September 2026.

, founder, Altendorf, Switzerland

How a code gets onto this site

  1. The code comes from the operator’s own programme Binance Referral Pro, Bybit’s referral programme, and the affiliate networks NordVPN, Kinsta and TradingView use. We do not copy codes from coupon aggregators.
  2. It is tested on the live signup or offer page We open the registration or offer page with the code or link, and record what the page displays: the code holder, the rebate or discount, the reward line, the price. For Binance that is the signup panel showing “PromoCode Network (Code: PRM26)”; for NordVPN it is the offer page with the headline percentage.
  3. The page states the test date and the conditions Every offer is written with its qualifiers: “up to” where a figure is a maximum, the region where it does not apply, the campaign nature where the operator can change it.
  4. It is re-tested when something changes When an operator changes a campaign, withdraws from a market or alters a fee, the page changes and the test date with it. We do not re-stamp a date without re-testing.
What a test date means: the date printed on a page is the last day we looked at the operator’s live page for that offer. It is not a promise about today. The operator’s own page is authoritative on the day you sign up.

What we publish, and what we do not

We publish pages for five programmes we have signed up to and can check: Binance, Bybit, NordVPN, Kinsta and TradingView, plus guides and comparisons around them. Comparison figures come from the operators’ published fee and price schedules; where a figure comes from a third party, the page says so.

We do not publish invented statistics. Earlier versions of this site showed counters and success rates that were not backed by data. They were removed in September 2026, and this policy is the reason they will not return: a number appears on this site only when we can show where it comes from.

We do not publish user ratings, star scores or testimonials, because we cannot verify them.

Corrections

When a page turns out to be wrong, it is corrected on the page itself, and the correction is visible: the MiCA exchange tracker keeps a dated correction log, and deal pages state what changed when a campaign ends. Corrections made in 2026 include the NordVPN campaign (77% and four free months, replaced by 70 to 76% depending on the tier, plus three), the Bybit EU deposit campaign (ended 31 July, rewritten in past tense), the Bybit fee claim (the referral code does not change Bybit’s fee schedule) and the KuCoin licence status on the tracker.

To report an error, write to contact@promocode.network. Reports are answered by the founder.

How the site is paid for

The operators pay a commission when someone registers or buys through the links on this site. Every such link is marked as an affiliate link next to the button and in the footer, and carries the sponsored attribute. The commission does not change what a code pays you, and it does not decide what we write: the Binance page says the exchange is closed to new EU users, the Bybit page says the code does not lower fees, and the NordVPN page says Proton’s free plan is the honest answer for people who need a free VPN.

Nothing on this site is financial advice. Cryptocurrency trading carries substantial risk, and the deal pages say so.

See also About, the legal notice and the privacy policy.