How we earn — affiliate disclosure
Full transparency about how this website is funded and how that affects (or doesn't affect) our editorial recommendations.
Summary: Banking on Bitcoin earns revenue through affiliate links. When you click a product link and make a purchase, we may receive a commission — at no extra cost to you. This never influences which products we recommend; we only recommend products we actually use and trust.
Affiliate links
Some links on Banking on Bitcoin are affiliate links. This means that if you click the link and subsequently make a purchase, we receive a commission from the merchant. The price you pay is identical to what you would pay by visiting the merchant directly.
Affiliate links are marked in one of two ways:
- With a note "* Affiliate link — we earn a commission on purchases" below the product card.
- With
rel="nofollow noopener"on the link itself (visible in the page source).
What we earn commissions on
We currently have affiliate relationships with the following types of products:
- Hardware wallets — Trezor, Ledger, Coldcard
- Bitcoin exchanges — Kraken, Bitstamp, Coinbase
- Lightning wallets and services
Editorial independence
Our editorial recommendations are not for sale. We do not accept payment for reviews or rankings. We do not feature products we have not tested or do not genuinely recommend.
If a product we have an affiliate relationship with receives a poor review from us based on our testing, we will publish that poor review anyway. We have turned down affiliate relationships with companies whose products we don't recommend.
No sponsored content
Banking on Bitcoin does not publish sponsored posts, paid reviews or advertorials. All content is written by our editorial team based on independent testing and research.
Questions?
If you have questions about our monetization or want to report a potential conflict of interest, contact us at info@bankingonbitcoin.net.
Last updated: March 2026