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OKX Fees

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Futures Trading Fees — Base Tier
Maker
0.0200%
Taker
0.0500%
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OKX taker 0.0500% · on Lighter you'd pay 0.0000%, plus rewards.
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Tier 30d Volume Maker Taker
Regular userbase — 0.0200% 0.0500%
VIP 1 $5.0M 0.0160% 0.0450%
VIP 2 $10M 0.0150% 0.0360%
VIP 3 $50M 0.0100% 0.0280%
VIP 4 $200M 0.0080% 0.0270%
VIP 5 $600M 0.0050% 0.0260%
VIP 6 $1.0B 0.0000% 0.0250%
VIP 7 $1.5B -0.0010% 0.0230%
VIP 8 $2.0B -0.0025% 0.0200%
VIP 9 $20B -0.0050% 0.0150%
Discounts & Terms
Token Discount
No pay-with-token discount in the standard EU schedule; the maker fee itself turns into a rebate (negative) from VIP 6 up.
Staking
None in the standard schedule.
Referral
Commission rebate via referral/affiliate link.
Tier Qualification
Tiers by assets held OR trailing 30-day trading volume (whichever qualifies you higher). Regular user → VIP 9; maker becomes a rebate from VIP 6.
Settlement
USDT/USDC-margined (linear) perpetuals & futures; spot settles in the quote asset.
Notes & Caps
Standard VIP schedule. Threshold bands shown in USD (near-identical across OKX's regional schedules). Coin-margined (inverse) contracts and market-maker programs use separate schedules not shown here.
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How OKX Trading Fees Work

OKX trading fees depend on the market you trade and whether your order executes as a maker or taker. The tables above show the standard OKX fees for supported products, making it easier to compare trading costs across spot, futures and other exchanges.

For derivatives, OKX futures trading fees use separate maker and taker rates. The applicable OKX futures fees therefore depend partly on how your orders are executed. Futures and perpetual markets can be reviewed separately from OKX spot fees, which use their own trading-fee schedule.

OKX also uses different fee levels for eligible users. OKX VIP fees can differ from standard rates depending on the applicable account tier. Use the fee tables above to review the relevant rates and compare OKX with supported centralized exchanges and Perp DEXs.

OKX fees — FAQ

What are OKX fees?

OKX fees are the charges applied when trades are executed on the exchange. The applicable fee depends on the market, your fee level and whether the order executes as maker or taker.

What are OKX trading fees?

OKX trading fees are the maker and taker charges associated with executed trades. Spot and derivatives markets can use different fee schedules, so the relevant rate depends on the product being traded.

What are OKX futures fees?

OKX futures fees are the trading charges applied when using OKX futures markets. Maker and taker orders can have different rates, so actual trading costs depend on the way orders are executed.

What are OKX futures trading fees?

OKX futures trading fees refer to the maker and taker costs of trading futures and perpetual contracts on OKX. They should be reviewed separately from spot trading fees because the fee schedules differ by market.

What are OKX spot fees?

OKX spot fees are the fees charged on spot-market trades. They are separate from OKX futures trading fees, so traders should compare the relevant spot and derivatives rates independently.

What are OKX VIP fees?

OKX VIP fees are fee rates associated with OKX's VIP levels. The applicable rate depends on the account's qualifying fee tier, so it can differ from the standard trading rate shown for regular users.

What are OKX maker and taker fees?

OKX maker taker fees distinguish between orders that add liquidity and orders that remove liquidity. A maker order and a taker order can therefore be charged different trading rates.

What is the OKX fee schedule?

The OKX fee schedule sets out the trading rates applied across supported markets and fee levels. The relevant rate depends on the product, maker or taker execution and applicable account tier.

How do OKX fees vs Binance compare?

OKX fees vs Binance depend on the market, maker/taker mix and applicable fee tier. Comparing the same product and order type provides a more useful comparison than looking at a single headline rate.