Extended Referral Code "DEFIAPP": 20% Point Bonus

Code DEFIAPP adds a 20% bonus to all points that a new Extended account earns. The bonus starts when you sign up through the referral link.

How the DEFIAPP points bonus works

Extended gives points for trading and other activity on the platform. With code DEFIAPP, every 100 points that you earn become 120 points. The bonus applies automatically to all points after signup. You do not need to enter the code again.

Extended has no token. Its docs say that points do not represent a token. Each weekly distribution holds at most 600,000 points for all users. The 20% bonus raises your share of that pool, but it gives the points no fixed value. Trade for the fee and the market. Do not trade only for the points.

Fees you pay while you earn the referral bonus

The code does not change the trading fee. Extended charges 0.000% for makers and 0.025% for takers. Perps and spot use the same flat rates, and API orders pay the same rate.

Makers can earn a rebate of up to 0.010%, based on their 30-day maker share. RWA markets use a different taker rate. A frontend can add its own fee through a builder code, so check the fee on the order screen.

Funding is charged every hour. In some crypto market groups, the hourly funding cap can be as high as 2%. Maximum leverage is set per market. BTC and ETH allow 50x.

Eligibility and custody risks

The Extended restricted-countries page names the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. The list also includes Afghanistan, Hong Kong (China), Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria, Seychelles, Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk. The terms mention identity checks only for a third-party fiat on-ramp. No page states whether the Extended interface asks for identity checks.

Trades settle on Starknet with STARK proofs. Your funds stay in self-custody contracts, and Extended has no custodial access. Deposits and withdrawals from EVM wallets go through the Rhino.fi bridge. The official pages that we read describe no way to withdraw funds if the operator goes down.

The listed audits cover the StarkWare Starknet Perpetual contracts that Extended uses for settlement. ChainSecurity did one audit. A Code4rena public contest found two high-risk issues. Neither review is an audit of the Extended application code. We found no official incident report.