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Calculate trading fees across 22 cryptocurrency exchanges. Find the lowest fees for spot and futures trading on Binance, Bybit, OKX, MEXC, Bitget and more.
Exchange Fee Calculators
Select an exchange to calculate your trading fees. Each calculator shows spot and futures fees with maker/taker rates and VIP discounts.
Binance0.1% taker
Bybit0.1% taker
OKX0.05% taker
Bitget0.1% taker
MEXC0% taker
Gate.io0.1% taker
KuCoin0.1% taker
HTX0.1% taker
WhiteBIT0.1% taker
Crypto.com0.075% taker
WEEX0.1% taker
CoinW0.1% taker
BitMart0.1% taker
Coinstore0.1% taker
BingX0.1% taker
LBank0.1% taker
Toobit0.1% taker
Phemex0.1% taker
Backpack0.095% taker
BloFin0.1% taker
OurBit0% taker
Bitunix0.1% takerWhy Use ExchangeFees.io?
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Fee data from 22 exchanges verified from official sources, including VIP tiers. Calculate maker and taker fees for any trade size.
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Exchanges with Lowest Trading Fees
Ranked by spot taker fees from lowest to highest
Understanding Crypto Trading Fees
What are trading fees?
Trading fees are charges applied by cryptocurrency exchanges when you buy or sell digital assets. These fees are typically a percentage of your trade value and vary significantly between exchanges. Understanding these fees is crucial for profitable trading, especially for active traders where small percentage differences result in substantial savings over time.
Maker vs Taker Fees
Maker fees apply when you add liquidity to the order book by placing limit orders that don't fill immediately. Taker fees apply when you remove liquidity by placing market orders or limit orders that fill immediately. Maker fees are typically lower because exchanges want to encourage liquidity provision.
Spot vs Futures Trading Fees
Spot trading fees apply to buying and selling actual cryptocurrency. Futures trading fees apply to derivative contracts and are often lower than spot fees. However, futures traders must also consider funding rates for perpetual contracts. Our calculator helps you compare both fee types across exchanges.
How to reduce trading fees
- Use limit orders instead of market orders to pay maker fees
- Choose exchanges with lower base fees like MEXC or BingX
- Hold exchange native tokens for fee discounts (BNB, OKB, etc.)
- Increase trading volume to reach VIP tiers with lower fees
- Use referral links for additional fee rebates
Frequently Asked Questions
Which crypto exchange has the lowest fees?
MEXC currently offers the lowest trading fees with 0% maker fees and 0.01% taker fees for spot trading. Other low-fee exchanges include BingX (0.02%/0.05%), Phemex (0.01%/0.06%), and Crypto.com (0.075%/0.075%).
How do I calculate my trading fees?
Trading fees are calculated as: Fee = Trade Amount × Fee Rate. For example, a $10,000 trade with a 0.1% taker fee would cost $10 in fees. Our calculator does this automatically for any exchange and trade size.
What is the difference between spot and futures fees?
Spot trading fees apply to buying/selling actual crypto. Futures fees apply to derivative contracts and are typically lower. For example, Binance charges 0.1% for spot but only 0.02%/0.04% for futures.
Are the fee rates on this site accurate?
Yes, we update our fee data regularly from official exchange sources. However, fees can change, so always verify on the exchange before trading. VIP tiers and promotions may also offer lower rates.