BingX Fees 2026: 0.1% Spot, 0.02%/0.05% Perpetual Futures Maker/Taker, VIP Thresholds and USDT Withdrawal Fees

BingX charges fees in four places: spot trading, perpetual futures, Convert and withdrawals. This article puts the official rates I checked on 22 October 2026 into tables, then works out what a 1,000 USDT trade actually costs.

The short version: regular BingX users pay 0.1% maker and 0.1% taker on spot, and 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker on USDT perpetual futures. VIP 1 needs just one of these: 50,000 USDT in assets as of the previous day, 1 million USDT in 30-day spot volume, or 10 million USDT in 30-day futures volume. BingX has no platform token discount. Deposits are free, and USDT withdrawal fees range from 0.01 to 1.5 USDT depending on the network.

This article is a summary of information, not investment advice. The fees here are the figures I found on BingX’s official pages on 22 October 2026. Trading and withdrawal fees can change, so check BingX’s current pages before you trade. Screenshots of the fees and fee rebate shown in my BingX account will be added to this article later. This site does not give advice on futures or leveraged trading; futures fees are listed only so readers can compare costs.

BingX fees for regular users: 0.1% spot, 0.02%/0.05% perpetual futures

Regular user (VIP 0) fees on BingX’s official fee page and VIP page:

• A maker order sits on the order book until someone else fills it; a taker order fills right away against an existing order. A limit order is not always a maker order: it depends on whether it fills immediately. Details in “A limit order is not always a maker order”.
• Regular users pay the same 0.1% for spot maker and taker orders, so on spot it makes no difference whether your order makes or takes. The gap only shows up on futures.
• The fee page notes that Spot Grid and Spot Infinity Grid pay the same fees as spot.
• For regular user fees at other international exchanges, see “International crypto exchange fee comparison”.

Some spot pairs have zero fees for a limited time

On 22 October 2026 the “Spot Activities” tab of the official fee page listed a few pairs, such as USDC/USDT, at 0% maker and 0% taker. The page says this is a limited-time promotion that the platform may adjust for operational needs, and the latest announcement prevails.

Convert: two official pages disagree

• BingX’s Convert FAQ of 23 November 2023 says the Convert trading fee is 0%, and that the conversion rate is derived from BingX’s trading volume, quotes from several spot exchanges and market depth.
• BingX’s fee schedule article still lists a 0.2% conversion fee.

Both are official, but the numbers differ. Even at a 0% fee, the cost can be built into the conversion rate, so compare the Convert price with the spot price before you convert.

BingX VIP levels: thresholds and fees

BingX sets VIP levels on three conditions, and meeting any one of them is enough: 30-day futures volume, 30-day spot volume, or assets as of the previous day (in USDT). Thresholds on the VIP page on 22 October 2026:

Fees by level (spot from the official fee page, perpetual futures from the VIP page):

• Elite and Supreme VIP are based on volume only; they have no asset threshold.
• From VIP 4 up, the volume thresholds carry the note “API Trading Volume ≤ 20%”: no more than 20% of the volume may come from API orders.
• The asset threshold is the easiest one for a regular user to reach: 50,000 USDT in assets on the previous day makes you VIP 1, and the spot maker fee drops from 0.1% to 0.035%. The official FAQ notes that the asset figure excludes unrealized futures PnL.

How often VIP levels update

According to the FAQ on the VIP page, VIP levels update every day at 02:00 (UTC+8), and the new fees apply right after the update. To keep a level, you need to keep meeting one of the three conditions. If trading behavior triggers risk control rules, the platform reserves the right to adjust your level.

The VIP page also offers a “VIP Trial Pass”: people who are already VIPs at another exchange, or whose trading volume or assets meet the requirements, can apply with proof and get fees two levels higher for 30 days (up to VIP 5). Each user can apply only once.

Platform token discount: BingX has none

BingX’s official fee page and VIP page set fees by trading volume and assets only, and list no way to pay fees with a platform token at a discount. That is different from Binance’s BNB or Bitget’s BGB. For how platform token discounts work and whether they are worth it, see “Are platform token fee rebates worth it?”.

USDT deposit and withdrawal fees

According to the “Deposits & Withdrawals” tab of the official fee page, BingX does not charge deposit fees, but a deposit must meet the minimum deposit amount; otherwise it will not be credited or returned. Each withdrawal pays a flat fee set by the blockchain network, and it can change with network congestion.

USDT figures on the official fee page on 22 October 2026:

• These withdrawal fees are a snapshot from that day. The official fee schedule article says the system calculates withdrawal fees in real time from each token’s gas fees, and adjusts minimum withdrawals along with them, so go by what the withdrawal page shows.
• Internal transfers between BingX accounts are free (see the “BingX review”).
• When choosing a network, first check which networks the receiving side supports; both sides must match. How to choose: “How to choose a USDT withdrawal network”.

What a 1,000 USDT trade costs

The table uses regular user fees and a trade value of 1,000 USDT (for futures, the value of the contracts traded), and shows the amount after a 45% fee rebate. The fee rebate lowers your own fees: actual rate = official rate × (1 − 45%).

• Spot maker and taker are both 0.1%, so the first two rows come out the same.
• Trading 10,000 USDT of spot a month costs about 120 USDT a year at the official rate, or about 66 USDT after a 45% rebate. The smaller your volume, the smaller the difference.
• This counts trading fees only. Large market orders also have slippage, and futures also have funding rates; neither is in the table.

The BingX invitation code fee rebate

The BingX invitation code on this site currently gets a 45% trading fee rebate, the same for futures and spot. The rate comes from the same data that feeds the invitation box.

BingX’s official announcement of 21 June 2022 says users who sign up with an invitation code get a fee rebate when they trade, and that the rate for new invitation codes is capped at 45%. I found no official explanation of whether the rebate is taken off at the time of the trade or returned afterward, or of how it combines with VIP fees; I will confirm this later with screenshots from my account. How the rebate is calculated and how to check it applies: “What is a crypto exchange fee rebate?”.

Fees are only the trading cost. BingX’s proof of reserves, its 2024 hot wallet hack and its regulatory record are covered in the “BingX review”, which is worth reading before you sign up.

More exchange fee guides and reviews are on the crypto topic page.

FAQ

What are BingX's trading fees?

On BingX's official fee page, checked on 22 October 2026, regular users (VIP 0) pay 0.1% maker and 0.1% taker on spot, and 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker on USDT perpetual futures. Buying 1,000 USDT of spot with a market order costs 1 USDT in fees.

What do I need for BingX VIP 1?

Any one of three: 10 million USDT in 30-day futures volume, 1 million USDT in 30-day spot volume, or 50,000 USDT in assets as of the previous day. VIP levels update every day at 02:00 (UTC+8).

Does BingX have a platform token that lowers fees?

No. BingX's official fee page and VIP page set fees by trading volume and assets only, and they list no way to pay fees with a platform token at a discount.

How much does BingX charge to withdraw USDT?

On the official fee page on 22 October 2026: TRC20 1.5 USDT, ERC20 1 USDT, BEP20 0.15 USDT, Solana 1 USDT, Arbitrum One 0.5 USDT, TON 0.017 USDT and Aptos 0.01 USDT. BingX says withdrawal fees change with network congestion, so go by the withdrawal page. Deposits are free.

Does BingX Convert charge a fee?

BingX's Convert FAQ from November 2023 says the trading fee is 0% and the cost is built into the conversion rate, while an older official fee article still lists 0.2% for conversions. The two official pages disagree, so check the price shown on the Convert page before converting.

How much lower are my fees if I sign up to BingX with an invitation code?

The BingX invitation code on this site gets a 45% trading fee rebate, the same for futures and spot. For a regular user, the 0.1% spot taker fee becomes 0.055% and the 0.05% perpetual futures taker fee becomes 0.0275%. The rebate lowers your own fees; go by the rate shown in the invitation box and on the sign-up page.