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Crypto Futures Fees

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CEX · 9 exchanges
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MEXC
0% 0.02% Trade→
Deribit
0.015% 0.035% Trade→
Binance
0.02% 0.05% Trade→
OKX
0.02% 0.05% Trade→
Gate
0.02% 0.05% Trade→
Bybit
0.02% 0.055% Trade→
Bitget
0.02% 0.06% Trade→
KuCoin
0.02% 0.06% Trade→
HTX
0.02% 0.06% Trade→
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Crypto Exchange Fee Comparison

Compare crypto exchange fees across centralized exchanges and Perp DEXs using their standard futures maker and taker rates. The tables above show futures fees side by side, while the crypto fee calculator estimates what you would pay at your selected trading volume and maker/taker mix. \n\nThis crypto fees comparison focuses specifically on futures and perpetual markets. Futures trading fees vary by venue, tier, volume and discounts, so the crypto exchange with lowest fees for one trader may not be the cheapest for another. Use the comparison to identify the lowest crypto trading fees for your own order mix, then open an exchange page to review its full fee structure.

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Which crypto exchange has the lowest fees?

Among the futures exchanges tracked here, the lowest-fee venue depends on your maker/taker mix, trading volume, VIP tier and available discounts. The calculator compares standard futures fees across CEXs and Perp DEXs using the volume and order mix you enter.

What are maker vs taker fees?

Maker orders add liquidity to an order book, while taker orders remove existing liquidity. Maker/taker fees are therefore often different, with maker rates commonly lower. The tables above show both rates so you can compare the actual cost structure of each exchange.

What are futures trading fees?

Futures trading fees are charges applied when opening or closing futures or perpetual positions. Exchanges usually quote separate maker and taker rates, and the effective rate can change with trading volume, VIP status, token discounts or temporary promotions.

How does the crypto fee calculator work?

Choose your current exchange, enter your notional trading volume and set the maker/taker mix. The calculator applies the displayed futures exchange fees and shows how much the same trading activity could cost on the Perp DEXs in the comparison.

Does this comparison include spot trading fees?

No. This page is focused on crypto futures fees and perpetual trading. Spot fees may follow a different schedule, so use each exchange's dedicated fee page when you need its full spot and futures fee structure.