This paper discusses the determination of the binding curve from limiting currents. Recently, an analytical approximation for the limiting current in terms of the bulk complex concentration has been proposed. This expression is so simple that it can be easily inverted allowing the computation of the binding curve from normalised limiting currents corresponding to the titration of a fixed amount of ligand with metal. Different complexation models with discrete or continuous affinity spectra are analysed. An affinity window associated with a given titration is recognised and it is shown that an accurate binding curve can be obtained by combining the meaningful affinity windows of several titration experiments with different amounts of ligand. The global aim of the paper is to enhance the possibilities of binding studies from voltammetric limiting currents providing some criteria to succeed in this analysis.