MEXC Multi-Level Commission System: Rules and User Guide
Key Takeaways
- Multi-level accounts have a default commission rate of 50%. Affiliates can build multiple levels of downline affiliates, with no fixed limit on the number of levels.
- Each downline affiliate's commission rate must be at least 2 percentage points lower than that of their immediate referrer. The difference between the two commission ratios is called differential.
- Dedicated multi-level referral codes allow affiliates to invite new users and preset commission ratios for Spot, Futures, and Prediction Markets.
- Affiliates can upgrade referrals to downline affiliates, adjust ratios across levels, and view team trading and performance data.
- Rate changes apply only to trading fees generated after the changes take effect. Historical commissions are not recalculated.
1. What Is the Multi-Level Commission System?
The multi-level commission system enables MEXC affiliates to earn commissions from both direct referrals and a network of downline affiliates.
Once a multi-level account is activated, affiliates can invite users to sign up and trade, build teams across multiple levels, and earn a share of team commission based on the differences between commission rates.
2. Multi-Level Commission Rules
2.1 Affiliate Structure and Commission Rates
Multi-level accounts have a default commission rate of 50%. The system has no fixed limit on the number of affiliate levels, but every level must comply with the commission rate requirements.
Each downline affiliate's rate must be at least 2 percentage points lower than that of their immediate upline. For example, if your commission rate is 50%, the maximum rate you can assign to a direct downline affiliate is 48%.
Commission rates for Spot, Futures, and Prediction Markets are set independently. The minimum 2-percentage-point differential applies separately to each product.
2.2 How Is the Differential Calculated
Consider the following referral structure:
Affiliate A: 50% → Downline affiliate B: 45% → Downline affiliate C: 40% → User D
If User D generates 100 USDT in trading fees, commissions are distributed as follows:
- Downline C earns 40 USDT in commission from their direct referral: 40% × 100 = 40 USDT
- B earns 5 USDT override based on the 5-percentage point differential between B and C : (45% − 40%) × 100 = 5 USDT
- A earns 5 USDT in override based on the differential between A and B: (50% − 45%) × 100 = 5 USDT
In the multi-level commission system, affiliates earn override commission based on the differential between their own commission ratio and that of their direct downline affiliate. A higher position in the affiliate hierarchy and a larger override can offer greater cumulative earning potential.
3. How to Use the Multi-Level Commission System
3.1 How to Create Referral Codes for New Users
Create a dedicated multi-level referral code in the MEXC Affiliate Portal to invite new users to sign up.
When creating the code, you can preset commission rates for Spot, Futures, and Prediction Markets. For each product, the maximum rate is your own commission rate minus 2 percentage points.
Users who signed up with a standard referral code and have already become standard affiliates cannot be transferred to the multi-level system. Make sure you use a dedicated multi-level referral code when inviting users.
3.2 How to Upgrade Users to Downline Affiliates
Go to Dashboard → My Performance → Referrals to upgrade your referred users to level-2 downline affiliates and set their Spot and Futures commission rates within the permitted limits.
If a user signed up with a referral code containing preset rates, you can confirm those rates or edit them before activating the affiliate account.
3.3 How to Manage DownlineAffiliates
On the Manage My Affiliates page, you can view details for all affiliates below you and adjust their commission rates.
The system supports rate adjustments across levels. You can view and change rates for affiliates at any level below you, provided that each rate remains at least 2 percentage points lower than that of the immediate upline.
The system automatically saves a history of commission rate adjustments, which you can access at any time to keep team management transparent and changes traceable.
4. How to View Multi-Level Affiliate Data
4.1 How to View Downline Affiliate Trading Activity
Go to Dashboard → My Performance → Downline Affiliates to view deposit activity and commission data for your downline affiliates.
4.2 How to View Downline Affiliate Performance
Go to Dashboard → My Performance → Affiliate Performance to view trading volume and trading fees generated by users in your affiliate network.
You can select a date range of up to 90 days and search by UID. To access complete trading data for all affiliates below you, contact your business development representative to request the required viewing permissions.
5. Multi-Level Commission FAQ
5.1 What commission rates can I assign to downline affiliates?
You can assign a rate from 0% up to your own rate minus 2 percentage points, subject to the required differential between adjacent levels.
5.2 Can level-2 affiliates change their own commission rates?
No. An affiliate's rate is set by an upline referrer. Downline affiliates cannot change their own rates.
5.3 Can I set different commission rates for different products?
Yes. Commission rates for Spot, Futures, and Prediction Markets can be set independently, but each must maintain a minimum differential of 2 percentage points between adjacent affiliate levels. For example:
- If your Spot commission rate is 50%, the maximum Spot rate for your direct downline affiliates is 48%.
- If your Futures commission rate is 60%, the maximum Futures rate for your direct downline affiliates is 58%.
5.4 Is there a limit on the number of affiliate levels?
There is currently no fixed limit. You can continue building your affiliate network across multiple levels, provided that commission rates at every level comply with the minimum differential requirements.
5.5 Do commission rate changes affect previously settled commissions?
No. Rate changes apply only to trading fees generated after the changes take effect. Commissions for historical orders remain settled at the rates applicable at the time and are not recalculated.
The multi-level commission system offers MEXC affiliates a flexible and transparent model for earning team commissions over the long term. By setting appropriate rates, using referral codes effectively, and regularly reviewing team data, you can manage your affiliate network efficiently and support continued earnings growth. For assistance, contact your business development representative or Customer Service.