Affiliate Disclosure

Last reviewed: September 10, 2026.

Bits.ca may earn compensation when readers click some links and sign up for or purchase a product or service. This can include Canadian crypto platforms, hardware wallets, tax software, books and other tools.

What this means

An affiliate relationship means the provider may pay Bits.ca a commission or referral fee. The reader generally does not pay an additional fee because of the link, but the provider’s normal fees, terms and eligibility rules still apply.

How we handle commercial content

• We aim to disclose affiliate relationships near relevant recommendations.
• Compensation should not determine a ranking or factual comparison.
• Fees, availability, regulatory status, protections and product features can change; we identify review dates and link to primary sources where possible.
• We may decline offers that conflict with Bits.ca’s Canada-first, Bitcoin-first and trust-focused editorial standards.
• Affiliate content is educational and comparative, not personalized investment, legal or tax advice.

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