Reward Wallet vs main wallet: what the difference is
Rewards — referrals, promo codes, red packet claims, scratch cards — are credited to a separate Reward Wallet rather than your main trading balance, so promotional credit and traded funds stay distinguishable.
Two balances sounds like a complication until you consider the alternative: promotional credit mixed indistinguishably into funds you bought with your own money.
What each balance holds
| Main wallet | Reward Wallet | |
|---|---|---|
| Funded by | Your trades and deposits | Referrals, promo codes, red packets, scratch cards |
| Represents | Money you brought or earned by trading | Promotional credit issued by campaigns |
| Typical use | Trading, withdrawing, spending | Campaign rules apply |
Why separate them
- Clarity. You can always see what you earned versus what you were given.
- Campaign integrity. Promotional credit can carry conditions; mixing it into a trading balance makes those unenforceable.
- Records. For tax purposes, rewards and trading proceeds are different things and are easier to report when they never merged.
Check your Reward Wallet balance and what is currently claimable.
Open RewardsFrequently asked questions
Why are my rewards in a separate wallet?
So promotional credit stays distinguishable from funds you traded for — clearer for you, and much easier at tax time.
Do promo codes credit my main balance?
No. Promo codes and other campaign rewards credit the Reward Wallet.
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