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# How to use the Crypto license to trade on Binance

To use the free cryptocurrency license and trade on the Binance exchange without restrictions, your account must be registered without a referral link.

{% hint style="warning" %}
If your Binance account was registered using a referral link, the free cryptocurrency license will only allow spot trading on Binance.
{% endhint %}

This restriction does not apply to non-referral accounts.

Using an account without a referral link, you will be able to trade on the Tiger.com platform without purchasing the Full license. However, by trading in the terminal, you'll be supporting the development of the terminal, as Binance will return a portion of the commission to Tiger.com in the form of brokerage fees from your trading commissions.

In case your Binance account is a referral one, you can use your Tiger.com Broker account to access the cryptocurrency license. Tiger.com Broker is an official Binance broker, registered with Tiger.com. Users of Tiger.com Broker not only have access to our free cryptocurrency license but can also trade with reduced fees. More detailed information about Tiger.com Broker can be found [here](https://broker-docs.tiger.com/english-2).

<figure><img src="/files/KuXpQsPN3gMaPitMwq4V" alt=""><figcaption><p>Tiger.com Broker</p></figcaption></figure>

You can read about further steps to set up a connection in[ the Binance connection settings section.](/english/settings/connections/crypto-exchanges/binance.md)


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