Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: July 23, 2026
The short version
CryptoCMD is reader-supported. When you sign up or deposit at a casino, betting site or exchange through links on this site (including buttons such as "Bet Now"), we may earn a commission from that operator at no additional cost to you.
How our links work
Outbound links to partner operators pass through our /go/ redirect so the operator knows the visit came from CryptoCMD. Commissions may be paid as a share of the operator's revenue or as a fixed fee per new customer. These commissions are how the site is funded — we do not charge readers, sell subscriptions or accept payments for positive coverage.
What compensation does not buy
- Ratings and review conclusions are set by our editorial team and are not for sale.
- We do not remove honest criticism in exchange for higher commissions.
- An operator cannot pay to have negative information excluded from its review.
What compensation can influence
To be fully transparent: commercial partnerships can influence which operators we review first and the order in which offers are presented in some lists. Not every operator on the market is listed on this site, and some listed operators pay us while others do not.
Endorsement guidelines
This disclosure is made in accordance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) and similar transparency rules in other jurisdictions. A short disclosure notice also appears near affiliate links across the site.
Questions
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