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# Referral Program
### Introducing Orbit's Referral Program 🚀
Help grow our trading community and get rewarded every time your referrals trade on Orbit. The more they trade, the more you earn! 📈
### 🔗 Your Referral Link
When you first join Orbit, you won’t have a referral link yet. To create one, go to your account page (shown below).
From there, you can generate your own custom referral code. Share it with others—whenever someone signs up and starts trading through your link, you’ll earn a percentage of the fees from their trades.
More trading volume = more rewards for you! 💰
### Referral Share Breakdown 💰
**Who Qualifies?**\
Anyone who signs up using your referral link. ✅
**🤑 Your Earnings**\
You’ll earn up to **15% of protocol fees** collected by your direct referrals in the form of $ORBIT on every trade.
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