Axiom Pro Trading Guide: SOL / BNB Crypto Exchange

Axiom Pro has become one of the most comprehensive trading tools for memecoin and alt traders on Solana and BNB. The recent updates have brought the app up to speed with some of the latest features, to help improve your awareness of; the chatter on social media, the wallets you track and early entries to tokens with serious upside potential.

Whether you’re watching the Pulse section for new launches, tracking smart money wallets, or setting up micro buy strategies. This guide breaks down how to use Axiom Pro effectively. It covers everything from filters and alerts to advanced trade settings. So you can trade faster, smarter and with more confidence.

What is Axiom Pro?

Axiom is an all-in-one cryptocurrency trading platform. It allows users to spot trade alts and memecoins, on chains such as Solana and BNB. The platform also offers perpetual trading as an alternative, for more advanced users.

Axiom Exchange is one of the fastest, most analytical, and most secure trading platforms you will find. While being one of the first apps to provide such a versatile layout and design, to trade and research. The platform offers many semi-automated techniques and strategies that you can use to your advantage.

Axiom Pro currently includes:

• A real-time tracker of every new coin that comes up.
• A real-time tracker of every token that gets volume.
• A built-in Twitter tracker.
• A built-in wallet tracker with live alerts.
• A bundle tracker and / or analytics and data for every coin, including holders and distribution.
• A cashback system that can go up to 25%.
• The ability to trade perpetuals, and more. ⁽¹⁾

Getting Started

For those who already have an account, you can skip this part and go to the next step. For those who do not, we highly recommend using our code “sdfudup” to be eligible for a 10% cashback on all your trades to start. With more trading activity, you have the ability to move that up to 25%. Signing up without the code may start you at a lower cashback percentage, or without cashback at all. The referral program itself is great. Having the ability to earn cashback on your trades is beneficial and helps in the long term, especially for active traders.

You can sign up using your Phantom wallet, your Solflare wallet, your Metamask wallet or even Google if you choose. Be sure to store your seed phrase somewhere secure before getting started. The last thing you want is to have no access to your crypto when you need it most. There are many different guides you can read, about strategies to find tokens and trade effectively on Axiom. Hopefully this gives you a perspective that suits your style, and works well with your strategy. ⁽²⁾

App Dashboard Overview

Anyone new to the platform might be somewhat overwhelmed by the number of tokens, columns, features and specifications displayed. Especially if they’re not familiar with what the icons mean, or why they are there in the first place. Particularly when logged in on desktop.

Below is a brief overview of the Pulse section, along with a brief explanation of what each column represents, and how to interact with them as a trader.

Pulse

The Pulse section is pretty much where every new token will appear in real-time. It’s probably the one section you’ll spend most of your time while using the Axiom Exchange platform. For most who are new to crypto, this screen can look very busy and quite overwhelming. It updates every second or less and makes you wonder which column to choose, why, etc.

Below is a quick breakdown of what each column means, along with why it is important for your trading journey.

New Pairs

The first column is New Pairs, and it’s fairly common among many different trading apps and platforms. It’s where you’re going to notice all the new tokens launch in real-time, depending on the protocols you’ve chosen (PumpFun, Believe, Bonk, Moonshot etc.). This is the riskiest of all three columns and is a place where new traders should definitely tread lightly. Unless you’re experienced and know what to expect. It’s probably not a good place to start, no matter what filters you set.

Final Stretch

The second column, located in the middle, is Final Stretch. This is where you will find tokens that are very close to migrating within their protocol.
Migration is essentially when a token reaches a high enough market cap within its protocol and ends up changing its liquidity pool (in many cases to Raydium, Meteora etc.).

This area is one of the most interesting. Depending on what you set for your filters, it can be quite an active section. With traders anticipating the token reaching the next stage of migration, or preparing for the token to drop to zero. You never really know what to expect, and it’s probably one of the more interesting sections of the Pulse page.

Migrated

Once a token migrates to a new liquidity pool, it arrives here in the Migrated section, the third column on the far right. We love to call this the “make or break” section. Mostly because you never really know if the token will reach (or make) a nice high market cap ($1M-10M+). Or if it’s going to break and send itself right back down to about 20K and below, such as 4K or 5K.

If a token can sustain itself here for a decent period of time. You may have a good opportunity to achieve some decent gains, depending on how the token moves along with your trading strategy.

Thoughts to Consider

Something to keep in mind, especially in a sideways or bearish market. Is that 99% of these tokens are going to be trash and not worth your time. Unfortunately, the more access people have to launching tokens, the less quality you’re going to find.

That is one reason why it’s important to set filters that will block out most of that trash. Once set, you can then try and focus on tokens / projects that have less of a chance of sending back down to zero immediately, than if you didn’t set any filters at all. Keep in mind we’re saying less of a chance because, in this volatile market. Anything can happen and there are absolutely no guarantees.

One of the first things you should learn as a trader, especially if it’s your first time using the Axiom Pro app. Is that you should never really be buying into green. Try to not get overhyped, when you notice a spike in volume being generated from a token that was just launched. FOMO will hurt your wallet, so do your best to be patient and watch before trading or aping blindly. ⁽³⁾

Axiom Pro Filters Settings

Approach During a Bullish Market

When the market appears to be bullish. Where almost any token being launched is going off and migrating quite consistently or successfully. You may want to set your New Pair filter for a minimum market cap at around 10K and above. Some traders may say 11K, some may say 9K. However, we think that depends on you and your level of risk. For the record, we generally keep ours around 10K. We also like to set min holders to around 5 and min volume to $500. A token launched with no trading activity is not something you really want to waste your time with.

These initial settings on the New Pair section will eliminate a lot of the nonsense that gets launched, but not everything. Despite being very risky territory, you will still have the opportunity to get in on tokens at very low market caps.

Keep this strategy in mind for when the market is moving, not so much when it’s trading sideways or in a bearish sentiment. If tokens aren’t migrating quickly, then you may want to hold back on this strategy.

Buying and selling pressure is important here. When the market is bullish, people are more inclined to buy, instead of selling quickly for a profit.

During a Bearish Market

When the market is trading sideways or is in a bearish sentiment, you might want to try sticking to the Migrated section. This section generally has a better selection of tokens to choose from. They have proven themselves to have a little more stability than the tokens hovering in the New Pair and Final Stretch columns. Tokens that have migrated generally have a stronger group of holders. Which is why they’ve been able to break through those stages of migration or graduation.

Filters we usually set in the migrated section:

For the migrated section, our filters are usually a little bit more relaxed. For the minimum market cap we prefer to set it at around 25K. That way if the token does rug or completely loses buyer confidence, we won’t see it show up. We also set our volume to a minimum of 10-15K.

In many cases, the tokens you find in this section will have stronger teams or communities, more viral impact, stronger narratives, etc. As a result, it puts you in a better position to catch tokens that can run up to a high market cap.

When you set your filters this way. It helps you develop an understanding of what terrible scam tokens look like, versus well put together projects. Starting with these filters and making refinements as you go along. Will greatly help you avoid aping into every opportunity, that looks like a shiny new object, waiting to run down to 0.

Keep in mind. Going to New Pairs without any filters and trying to snipe or purchase any of the new tokens that are released. Will most likely cause you to lose a lot of money. While crypto is volatile. Waiting on New Pairs without filters. Essentially, is the same as gambling at a blackjack table at a casino, for the first time.

Trading and making $100 here, $500 there, etc., is great and all, but most of us are here for life changing gains. Not setting a basic level of filtering that matches your risk tolerance. Then blindly buying into every new pair, isn’t a good strategy. Understanding what the market is using to filter out the nonsense and adjusting your approach to current conditions. Won’t guarantee success, though it’s a far smarter way to hunt for the next big runner. Those runners aren’t always, but are most often, found in the Migrated section. ⁽³⁾

Display / Icon Overview

This section can be quite confusing to most new users. Especially if it’s your first time using the Axiom Exchange platform, or anything similar. Below is a brief explanation of some of the icons you will see, when using the Pulse page to analyze tokens.

• Person Icon: The icon that looks like a person, located near the ticker and time, is the Twitter account associated with the token. It shows you their account info and allows you to click and open their profile on X / Twitter. (If you see two people side-by-side, it’s a community account.)
• Globe Logo: This is the website associated with the token. If you’re used to using Pump.fun, the project social section here is very similar.
• Magnifying Glass: This search icon will automatically do a search for the contract address on Twitter, so you can get an idea of who is talking about it. Axiom has recently introduced a feature that allows you to see these mentions in the chart, which can be very helpful.
• People Icon: To the right of the magnifying glass, this icon displays the number of holders of that token.
• Person with Star: The icon below, a person with a star, displays how much the top 10 holders of the token are holding. This is essentially how much supply the top holders control. The higher this number is, the more of that supply is being controlled by them.
• Chef Hat: Below that, the chef hat is the dev wallet, which indicates how much they are currently holding, along with when the token was funded.
• Crosshair: The icon to the right that looks like a crosshair displays how many snipers have sniped the token. These are typically the traders who have bought on the first block. If you see a high percentage here, you want to be extremely cautious, if not stay completely away from the project.
• Ghost Icon: To the right of that is a small ghost icon, which lets you know how many insiders have purchased the token. This is usually the supply that has been transferred from the dev’s wallet (locked or unlocked). Any amount the dev happens to transfer to another wallet will appear in the Insiders.
• Three Boxes: To the right of the Insiders, you will see an icon that looks like three boxes. This displays to traders what percentage of the token has been bundled. Pretty much, when three or more wallets buy on the same block, the supply purchased on that block will indicate to Axiom that this is a bundle. Although not 100% accurate, it does give you a fairly good idea as to how much of the supply is in the hands of bundlers.

With many of the percentages associated with the icons above. Such as; Top 10 Holders %, Dev Holding %, Sniper %, Insider %, Bundler % etc. The higher these percentages are (especially above 10% and 20%) means more of the supply is being controlled by other traders / wallets.

Just a year or so ago, finding all these indicators in one spot was very difficult. These icons / indicators alone will give you almost all of the information you need to evaluate before making your trades.

The distribution you see among the indicators mentioned above will almost never look perfect, so try not to be too exact when measuring or comparing. We have reached a stage with meme coins where the distribution almost does not need to look picture perfect, especially when moving fast. Do your best to evaluate these percentages to match your level of comfort / risk before entering a trade.

All of these immediate indicators in one place. Along with the speed at which Axiom can execute fills, and enable users to semi-automate their buys with instant trades. Allow you to move as fast as you will need, to find the entries required to receive the gains you’re looking for.

Advanced Trade Settings

When using Axiom and moving at this faster pace, you will want your trades to also complete or fill fast. With that being said, the following settings are something you should consider as a starting point, when trying to complete those trades to achieve the entries you want.

Slippage: 30%

Slippage controls how much price movement your transaction can tolerate. Between the time you press ‘buy’ or ‘sell’ and when the transaction is actually confirmed. For quick trades, a range between 20-30% usually performs well. During highly active launches or hype driven plays, you might need to raise it closer to 50% to ensure your transaction doesn’t fail. When selling, you can often keep the same 20-30% slippage range.
A failed transaction at the wrong moment can end up costing more than a bit of slippage, not so much in fees, but in lost opportunity. Missing the entry often means missing the move entirely.

Priority / Bribe Fees

Priority and bribe fees are another factor to manage. Think of them as tips to speed up your transaction in crowded markets. The default settings usually work fine, but during busy trading sessions, increasing your priority fee to around 0.002-0.01 (~2-10 gwei for BNB) and bribe fee to around 0.01 can make a big difference.

When selling, a smaller priority amount, around 0.001 (1 gwei), is often enough, but you can keep it the same. It’s about timing and competition. The more you’re willing to pay, the faster your trade goes through.

MEV Protection

MEV protection essentially prevents the front running / sandwiching of your buys. It will detect bots that try to buy or sell, to manipulate your trade or cause a failed transaction. Many will say that MEV protection doesn’t really matter, but here is a general rule you can follow:

• Use MEV protection when trading slower and with larger amounts.
• Disable it when scalping fast moving tokens with smaller amounts, where speed matters more than precision.

Snipe Settings

This will vary from trader to trader and usually will incur higher than normal fees, based on the initial setup alone. We highly recommend these settings for traders who are experienced, trading with 1 SOL or more and understand the risks / fees associated with these transactions.

Slippage: 500-1000%, Priority: 0.1, Bribe: 0.1

These settings are for when you want to snipe a really popular launch, where missing your entry is not an option. For when Elon Musk or any recognized influencer tweets, and you want an early entry before it reaches 50-100K in market cap. If it hasn’t already got there by the time you read the tweet.

Micro Buy Settings

You’ve probably heard this before, or maybe even asked about it yourself, right before or after buying in. Does the dev / team have someone doing micro buys (those small 0.01 or 0.02 purchases) to help bump the token’s volume? These tiny buys keep the chart active, while helping the token stay visible on Pump.fun’s homepage. This way new buyers can spot it and jump in.

Below are some general settings you can use as a starting point. If you’re a true trencher helping a project gain visibility, these will give you a solid foundation. ⁽⁴⁾

Slippage: 20%, Priority: 0.000001, Bribe: 0.00001

Different Settings for Your Fees

One thing not all traders mention, is the importance of having different settings / presets for your fees. You will want to have settings for when the market is going slow (bearish), when the market is going fast (bullish), or when you are looking to get a good entry (or snipe) on a launch while waiting for the ECA. You definitely don’t want to set and forget, but you do want to adjust accordingly as time goes by and the market / industry changes.

Note: Transactions with bribes on BNB may be delayed.
Note: Keep in mind the amount you are trading. If you’re not careful. High fees and busy trading sessions may eat into the cost of your trades, if they are less than 1 SOL.
Note: Axiom does provide suggested numbers for your priority and bribe fees at the bottom of the screen, when using the desktop app.

Trends / Tweet Monitor

We all know trends and virality play a big part in meme coins and their ability to gain traction. Just take $PNUT for example. Approximately a year ago in late October 2024, the news around that topic sparked serious interest and pushed the price to a $1B+ market cap. Fast forward to a year later, where the market is not as bullish. However once again “$KITKAT,” which surfaced in the news, had also sparked a lot of interest. Especially considering it happened approximately a year after $PNUT, on the same day.

Depending on the market sentiment, news and virality can seriously push the interest and buyer sentiment of a token if timed correctly.

Even just a single tweet from a well known influencer or media personality can do the same, especially when Elon Musk gets involved. That is why tools like the Tweet Monitor in Axiom are so valuable to your trading strategy. The fact that Axiom has updated to allow those tweets or mentions to show on the chart, is quite beneficial and saves time. We highly recommend using the Tweet Monitor and adding the handles of users you think are best to follow. Along with the suggestions provided by Axiom itself and its users.

With Axiom Pro, you are able to pop out your Twitter tracker / monitor and place it within the sidebar in your main layout. That way it’s accessible at all times when you trade. This way, when Elon does make a new tweet, you will be able to catch it almost right away. Not only from your Tweet Monitor but from the tokens you are seeing generated on the Pulse page.

Keep in mind that with viral trends, most of them (outside of Elon) are very short lived. Do your own research (DYOR) as best as you can, don’t get too emotionally attached, take your profits, and always try to keep it moving. ^{(5, 6)}

Wallet Tracker

Axiom has recently improved its wallet tracking, not only on desktop but also on mobile. Not only can you track more wallets, but the notification features have also improved. The tool allows you to track up to 10,000 wallets. Now with the ability to rename and group them through the Wallet Manager on desktop.

You can add wallets individually, or you can import lists. Importing lists is actually a pretty good idea, as it gives you an idea of what the top traders are buying and when they are making their entries. It’s one thing to track 10 wallets that are considered “top” or “smart money.” It’s actually a good idea, especially when starting, and creates discipline for you as a trader. However, it’s another to track 50 to 100. When you can see many top traders from your list aping into a token, it doesn’t necessarily signal to buy. However it gives you a very good indicator as to where to look and start analyzing.

When tracking wallets with Axiom, you can look at their current trade activity and their current PnL. You can also view how much of their portfolio is being used per trade. Essentially allowing you to track almost all of their activity with a few clicks, when you head to certain areas like the monitor or the trade activity sections. You can also set up Axiom to notify you of those trades through a pop-up or an audible notification, whether on desktop or mobile.

For more information on effectively tracking wallets, see our article here.

*Note: We recommend curating your own list of wallets, but this list from Dune Analytics can get you started.

Making Groups

On desktop, Axiom Pro allows you to group your tracked wallets. It might not seem like a big deal at first. However, organizing the wallets you are tracking into particular groups can really benefit you.

For example, aside from grouping smart money or top traders together. You can group wallets that you notice are bundling and watch their activity. You can then avoid or blacklist any projects that you notice they have bundled. Now, not only can you follow smart money but you can also avoid toxic money as well. ^{(7, 8)}

Copy Trading

We believe “copy trading” is a phrase that can be misinterpreted. Blindly copying the top active traders and not doing enough research or due diligence on your own. Is an almost surefire way to burn through all of your capital.

If you’re a slower trader or an investor looking to hold for life changing gains. Copy trading might actually be a better strategy, whether you are new or experienced. Evaluating the moves of those who have taken the time to do their research and have shown a consistent track record of doing so, is called strategy.

Actively copying high volume traders (such as Cupsey, etc.), just because they pop up on leaderboards or have high win rates. Is not necessarily the best idea. Many of these top traders use their followers as exit liquidity. In reality, they are not necessarily the best wallets to be copy trading, especially at a high frequency.

Fast copy trading is an art. However, unless you have experience and understand what to look for fast. It is not a recommended strategy for most traders, especially if you’re new to crypto or inexperienced at trading.

Keep in mind when copy trading at a fast pace, you must try to understand the narrative and other metrics behind the token. Moreover, unless you’re evaluating manually (and even then), your chances of getting a good position that matches who you’re copy trading, is not going to be that easy. Remember, if they are popular, they have followers. Too many followers and you might be too late to the party.

When you’re copy trading fewer wallets that are less popular, at a slower pace. The chances of what we’re describing above are still possible but with much less risk. It gives you more time to evaluate the narrative, the token, the team, the community, etc., before making your investment, as opposed to a timely trade.

Axiom Trade Access Code / Cashback

Invite codes and cashback are other important features to mention about Axiom Trade Pro. Signing up with an invite code, will save you 10% on your trading fees for the lifetime of your trading activity. With the potential of increasing up to 25%. To the average trader, this means pretty much nothing. However, to those in the know. This is a very big deal, especially for active daily traders.

Essentially, every trade that you make using the Axiom exchange platform (buy or sell), will provide you with rewards in the form of Solana or BNB. Those rewards can be used to continue trading, be withdrawn, or converted into USDT for other purposes. It may not seem like much, but over time these fees do add up. Being able to receive some form of cashback is always a benefit.

How to Remove Most Useless Tokens

When looking for a profitable opportunity, you will to want to look at a few factors. One of those is trade volume; the other is a strong narrative.
To evaluate volume, you should look at how many tokens are successfully migrating. Are they migrating once every 20 minutes or once every few minutes? If they’re migrating once every few minutes and you can tell that the market sentiment is quite positive, that is a good sign.

Next, you want to look at the narrative. Is it something that you believe can gain temporary or sustained viral traction?

Narrative Strength

More importantly, when it comes to narrative, ask yourself: Why would anybody really want to buy this token? What realistic event will happen that will make this coin move and reach a high market cap?

Again with our $PNUT / $KITKAT example. $KITKAT had interest but nowhere near the traction $PNUT did. Some believe it is mostly due to the market sentiment. Moreover, once nobody is talking about this event in the news anymore, why would anybody care about buying the token?

Sometimes the timing of the meme and the token, just hits at the right moment and takes off. However, many times it’s not that easy to achieve or even determine how viral it may get. If you spot something that makes sense and looks promising, stick with it and see how it develops before aping in.

At the end of the day, most tokens are not going to get too far after migrating. Using your filters to remove most of the distractions, so you can find better opportunities. Might be one of the best ways to prepare yourself, for finding the next strong narrative that can run up and hit 100x.

Upside Potential

A great example of this would be $Aster or almost any token associated with the SHIB team in 2024. Once anybody had a belief or understanding that a token being launched had any association with the SHIB team, it pretty much skyrocketed to a $10M+ market cap almost immediately. For example, Kendu Inu hit a $280M+ market cap in 2024, with a few SHIB magazine mentions and a co-sign from Shytoshi.

With $Aster, once the crypto sphere caught wind that CZ from Binance was advising for a new project, that price also skyrocketed to over $2 fairly quickly.

Recognizing opportunities like this is possible. If you are willing to set the right filters, do the proper due diligence of evaluating the indicators we mentioned above. Plus, actively pay attention to the market. This way, you can develop a better understanding of traits that describe a good token, versus traits that describe a waste of time.

Keep in mind, the perfect balance of insiders, dev holding, bundlers, snipers, etc., almost doesn’t exist. Many long term holds, whether memecoin or alt / tech. Will have a high percentage of top 10 holders and / or insiders. The dev may also be holding a large percentage because, in order to run a proper and sustained project. The dev / team will need to have some money or supply to make it happen long term.

At that point, it’s about how much you trust that the vision of the project will actually be fulfilled or that the roadmap (if any) will be followed through.

*Note: Keep in mind that Axiom is a tool. It’s not meant to give you gains, but it can help you achieve them.

Additional Notes

Using the Search Function

If you search for a token by its ticker or name and you can’t seem to find it. Try selecting or deselecting the protocols at the very top. You should notice different results start showing up, which may include the correct ticker or CA you were looking for. At times when a token is made on a certain platform, it may not show up when you try and do a general search.

Servers & Speed

Though it might not seem like a big deal. Anybody who has knowledge of SEO, will know the importance of choosing a server that is close to the region that you’re trying to rank for. For example if your client lives in the United States. It makes the most sense to purchase your hosting and have their server located in the United States.

When using Axiom you will want to do the same. Depending on what region you are located in, you will want to select the appropriate region in Axiom when you are trading. This alone should help you access the app data and see chart action faster. Allowing you react quickly, so you can place your trades on time.

Bubble Maps

Axiom Pro and many other similar platforms do provide the Bubble Maps feature. This essentially allows you to get a view of the wallets that are holding the token, in an organized bubble type of display. Each group or section of bubbles is co-ordinated with different colors.

• Grey – Usually indicates a normal wallet that’s holding a fairly low percentage of the token.
• Anything Else – Usually indicates bundles or multi wallets. Essentially these are groups of wallets that have been funded through the same exchange. Or they have interacted with each other in the past by sending or receiving crypto.

For the record, checking Bubble Maps isn’t always 100% accurate. However, it’s a good way to identify when there may be a holder who has multiple wallets. That when added up, total approximately 10-20%+ of the token.

Wallet Funding

Another feature you will want to take a look at, which can help with spotting shady looking projects. Is taking a look at how the wallets (especially the early wallets) have been funded.

When you go to any chart and look at the holders, navigate to the funding column on the right. It will tell you where the funds that were used to purchase the token came from. If you notice they were all funded around the exact same time, from the same wallet or exchange. There’s a pretty good chance you’re dealing with a bundle or multi-wallet, aka a potential rug.

Futures / Perpetuals / Hyperliquid

Another great alternative that most meme coin traders may not venture into, is the ability to trade perpetuals using Hyperliquid in Axiom. There are many platforms similar to Axiom, but very few provide the ability to trade perps. This is one standout feature that makes the app more versatile, especially for experienced traders.

Final Thoughts

At the end of the day, Axiom Pro is only as good as the trader behind it. It gives you data, speed, and structure but not guarantees. Most tokens won’t last long after migration. Additionally, chasing every new pair is a fast route to burnout. Use the filters, track wallets and learn from the patterns. However, try to keep your emotions out of the trade. Don’t sleep on your bags, it happens. Take profits when they’re there. Keep a small moon bag if you believe in the project and move on to the next setup. That’s how you stay in the game long enough to catch the tokens that really run.

To sign up for Axiom Pro and start saving 10% on fees, click here. To learn more about wallet tracking and copy trading on Axiom, click here. For info on how to save 35% off fees with Padre / Terminal, click here.

More questions? Be sure to check out our Axiom Pro Trade AI Assistant – Guide & Analyst (GPT).

FAQ

1. Can slippage, priority, and bribe fees really eat into profits if not set correctly?

Yes. This is one of the most common issues new traders face. Many report successful trades on paper but notice smaller actual gains. This is often because their slippage, priority, or bribe fees weren’t configured properly. Setting these values too high or too low can significantly impact your real PnL.

2. Why do some trades fail even when I have enough SOL or BNB?

Failed trades are usually caused by network congestion, high volatility, or outdated priority / bribe settings. When too many traders try to execute within the same block, your transaction can get stuck or skipped. Increasing your priority / bribe fees slightly, or retrying during lower network load, usually fixes it.

3. If I don’t sign up with a referral code, what will my starting cashback rate be?

If you join Axiom Trade Pro without a referral code, you’ll likely start at 5% cashback instead of 10%. The app updates frequently, so this could change in future versions. However as of now, non referral accounts begin with a lower cashback rate.

Page Last Reviewed / Updated: 12-November-2025