New referees: 30-day mining fee coupon at 50% off
50% off mining fees for 30 days for the referred account
Granted on registration (via referral); details on the referral rewards page
found at viabtc.com · checked 2026-11-06
last source check 2026-11-06
All-in-one mining pool (2016) with hourly payouts; does not sell cloud hashrate - cloud mining products were discontinued. Crypto: Pool pays mining rewards in the mined coins (BTC etc.).
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ViaBTC currently has 2 offers on file (deal, referral): New referees: 30-day mining fee coupon at 50% off. Terms: Granted on registration (via referral); details on the referral rewards page To redeem, follow the deal link - the offer activates on the store page.
Go to ViaBTC50% off mining fees for 30 days for the referred account
Granted on registration (via referral); details on the referral rewards page
found at viabtc.com · checked 2026-11-06
Referrers get 10% of service fees for 12 months (general) or 20% permanently (ambassador tier)
Referral link or code generated in the ViaBTC account; ambassador tier separate
found at viabtc.com · checked 2026-11-09
Facts above come from the coupon source linked on each ticket. Values and terms can change at the store without notice.
ViaBTC sits in the cloud-mining segment where the contract term and the maintenance fee outrank any percentage off. All-in-one mining pool (2016) with hourly payouts; does not sell cloud hashrate - cloud mining products were discontinued. Pool pays mining rewards in the mined coins (BTC etc.)
Open the offer link and complete the step it points to; there is nothing to type.
Stay with the shortest term that gives you the discount; renewing into a falling hashprice is the usual mistake.
Yes - 2 offers are on file, last checked 2026-11-09. "Working" means the value is still published on the linked source page.
Referrers get 10% of service fees for 12 months (general) or 20% permanently (ambassador tier) as published on the source.
No - referral bonuses bind to the signup through the offer link, not to a typed code.
The source publishes no end date, so the ticket says exactly that and the entry is re-checked on a rolling schedule instead of carrying an invented deadline.
Follow the offer link - offers without a code apply automatically or activate on the linked page.
Codes expire or get region-restricted without notice. Vote "didn't work" on the ticket - enough reports pull the coupon into re-checking, and it turns expired once confirmed dead.
Tickets marked "our referral" are affiliate links and can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. Everything else is a plain public code we found on a dated source page.