BingX Fee Discount 2026: VIP, Maker Orders, 0-Fee Listings + 45% Rebate

BingX has no exchange-token fee discount. You cut fees there through four things: VIP tiers, limit orders, zero fees on newly listed spot tokens for 7 days, and the code you sign up with. Sign up with code FEEOTTER and BingX automatically pays back 45% of your fees, with no UID binding: the 0.050% perpetual futures taker fee nets 0.0275%, and the 0.100% spot fee nets 0.055%. With 50,000 USDT in account assets you reach VIP 1, where the spot taker fee is 0.060%, or 0.033% after 45% comes back (BingX announcements, checked 2026-10-22).

This guide covers the conditions for each official BingX fee discount, how each stacks with the 45% rebate, which vouchers take trades out of the rebate, and what you pay on spot and futures at several monthly volumes.

The short answer: five setups for a regular user

Perpetual futures rates are from BingX's VIP perpetual futures fee adjustment and Supreme VIP launch (effective 2023-10-25), and spot rates from spot volume added to VIP levels and spot fees adjusted (effective 2023-11-24). Both were re-read on 2026-10-22 and the figures hadn't changed:

Rates after the rebate are effective rates (net fee ÷ trade value). The order screen still shows your VIP rate; BingX pays the 45% back into your BingX account afterwards. BingX notes that the rate shown on the order page prevails.

A regular BingX user pays 0.100% on spot as both maker and taker, so limit orders save nothing on spot at VIP 0. Futures are different: the 0.020% maker fee is 40% of the taker fee. On spot, the savings come from the rebate and VIP 1.

BingX's official ways to cut fees

The zero-fee rule for new tokens is from BingX's limited-time zero-fee promotion for newly listed spot tokens (2025-11-03): a new token trades fee-free for 7 days from its open, then returns to the default rate, and later listings get the same treatment without a separate notice. A BingX blog post updated 2026-03-20 says zero fees on new tokens will stay as a long-term promotion after the "Zero-Fee Carnival". The carnival's own offers have ended: zero fees on BTC, ETH and other popular spot pairs ran until 2026-03-12, and on spot TradFi assets until 2026-04-02.

Rebate Vouchers take those trades out of the rebate

BingX's Regulations on the Use of BingX Vouchers (2023-11-07) set these rules for Rebate Vouchers:

• They refund trading fees after the trade. The amount and expiry are in My Vouchers, and unused vouchers lapse when they expire.
• They only apply to manual spot trading, not to copy trading, grid trading or trades made with a Bonus.
• On spot, only filled orders are charged. Standard Futures charge fees only at closing, so open positions get no refund.
• The text says "Rebate Voucher is excluded from referral commissions".

BingX says trades using a Rebate Voucher earn no referral commission, so go by the rebate records in your BingX account for the 45% automatic rebate, and don't count the voucher and the rebate twice. New-user tasks and official campaigns both hand out Rebate Vouchers, and the same rules say that joining an event repeatedly, using multiple accounts or wash trading can cost you eligibility or get the account frozen.

How the other vouchers relate to fees (BingX's What Are BingX Vouchers): a Trial Fund can be used as futures margin and to pay funding fees, and BingX's comparison table lists it as unable to pay trading fees; a Bonus is trial margin for Standard and Perpetual Futures and can't pay trading fees; a Copy Trading Subsidy Voucher only covers copy trading losses. None of the three can be withdrawn.

Stacking order and formula

1. Your VIP tier picks the fee table. BingX updates tiers daily at 03:00 (UTC+8) based on the previous day's data, and the new rate applies at once; assets are the sum of all account balances in the 00:00 (UTC+8) snapshot. Thresholds are in BingX VIP levels and fees.
2. How the order fills picks maker or taker. An order that rests on the book and fills later is a maker; one that fills at once is a taker.
3. BingX pays back 45% of the fee you paid. The 45% is the automatic rebate set on BingX's side for our code, and BingX pays it directly.

Net fee = trade value × maker or taker rate for your VIP tier × (1 − 45%)
BingX has no exchange-token discount; a zero-fee trade earns no rebate.

Funding is not a trading fee, and the rebate doesn't apply to it. BingX settles perpetual funding three times a day at 00:00, 08:00 and 16:00 (UTC+8), between longs and shorts, and the exchange takes none of it (BingX's perpetual futures fee schedule).

How to use every discount that applies

1. 1

   Sign up for BingX through Fee Otter's link

   enter code FEEOTTER at sign-up and BingX pays the 45% back automatically; there's no UID to bind on Fee Otter. See the BingX registration guide.
2. 2

   Use limit orders on futures when you're not in a hurry

   price the order away from the best bid or ask and wait for a fill, and the fee drops from 0.050% to 0.020%.
3. 3

   Check VIP 1 if your assets are close to 50,000 USDT

   50,000 USDT of previous-day assets is VIP 1, taking spot taker from 0.100% to 0.060% and maker to 0.035%.
4. 4

   Look for the "0 Fees" label on new tokens

   spot trades in a new token are fee-free for 7 days from its open.
5. 5

   Check expiry dates in My Vouchers

   Rebate Vouchers only work on manual spot trades and lapse when they expire.

Futures examples at four monthly volumes

Assuming half maker and half taker, rates as above:

For a regular user at 1,000,000 USDT a month, the 45% rebate alone saves 157.5 USDT, more than the 80 USDT that VIP 1 through assets saves; with both, the net cost is 148.5 USDT.

Spot examples at four monthly volumes

VIP 1 cuts spot fees sharply: at the same 100,000 USDT a month, 50,000 USDT in assets more than halves the fee. Keeping assets on an exchange carries platform risk; see BingX proof of reserves. A 2026 BingX Learn article lists spot VIP rates that don't fully match the two announcements above, so go by the order page.

Worked example: 3M futures and 200,000 spot a month

A regular user with 30,000 USDT in assets trades 3,000,000 USDT of futures in 30 days (70% taker, 30% maker) and buys 200,000 USDT of spot with market orders:

• List price: blended futures rate 0.7 × 0.05% + 0.3 × 0.02% = 0.041%, so 1,230 USDT; spot 0.1% × 200,000 = 200 USDT; 1,430 USDT in total.
• 45% automatic rebate: BingX pays back 643.5 USDT, so the net cost is 786.5 USDT.
• Assets topped up to 50,000 USDT for VIP 1: futures 0.7 × 0.04% + 0.3 × 0.014% = 0.0322%, so 966 USDT; spot 0.06% × 200,000 = 120 USDT; 1,086 USDT in total, 488.7 USDT back, 597.3 USDT net.
• Result: 832.7 USDT less than the 1,430 USDT list price, a 58.2% saving.

If part of that 200,000 USDT of spot goes into tokens in their first 7 days, that part has no fee and so no rebate. The amount actually paid back is whatever your BingX rebate records show. To run your own numbers, use the effective fee rate calculator.

A note for API and quant traders

The volume routes for VIP 4, VIP 5 and Supreme VIP all require API volume of no more than 20%. An account with heavy API volume can reach VIP 3 at most through volume; above that, only the asset route works (2,000,000 USDT for VIP 4, 3,000,000 USDT for VIP 5), and Supreme VIP has no asset route.

If you're already a VIP on another exchange or trade large volume and want to sign up for BingX, contact support. We can help you apply for special trading perks.

Service regions and risks

BingX's disclaimer (updated 2023-12-11, checked by Fee Otter on 2026-10-17) lists places where it doesn't solicit or accept clients, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, mainland China and the Netherlands, and says the list may change; for the four big exchanges side by side, see Binance, OKX, Bybit and BingX restricted countries. Futures use leverage and losses can be larger than you expect. Prices of new tokens often swing hard during the zero-fee week, and one bad entry costs more than the fee you saved.

FAQ

Does BingX have a trading fee discount?

Yes: VIP tiers, limit orders, zero fees on new tokens for 7 days and Rebate Vouchers from campaigns, plus the 45% automatic rebate from the code. BingX has no exchange-token discount.

Do I need to bind my UID for the BingX rebate?

No. Sign up with code FEEOTTER and BingX pays 45% back into your BingX account automatically.

What are BingX spot fees and how do I reduce them?

Regular users pay 0.100% as both maker and taker. The 45% rebate brings that to 0.055% net. With 50,000 USDT of previous-day assets you reach VIP 1 (0.060% taker, 0.035% maker), and 45% of that comes back too.

Can I use a BingX Rebate Voucher and the code's rebate together?

BingX says Rebate Vouchers are excluded from referral commission, so don't expect the 45% on trades covered by a voucher; trades without a voucher earn the rebate as usual.

Is there a rebate on BingX zero-fee new tokens?

No. The rebate is a share of the fee you paid, and with no fee there's nothing to share.

What is the lowest futures fee on BingX?

Supreme VIP pays 0% maker and 0.028% taker, which takes 600,000,000 USDT of 30-day futures volume with API volume at or below 20%. A regular user placing maker orders nets 0.011% with the 45% rebate.

Further reading

• BingX fee rebate guide: how the 45% automatic rebate is paid, with five volume examples.
• BingX VIP levels: the three upgrade routes and the 20% API limit.
• BingX futures guide: placing orders on perpetual and Standard Futures.
• Maker vs taker fees explained: what separates the two order types.

Fee rates in this article come from BingX's 2023 VIP fee announcements; the zero-fee new-token rule, Rebate Voucher and other voucher rules come from BingX's support center and official blog, checked 2026-10-22. BingX may change them, and its live pages and order page prevail; the 45% rate is set under Fee Otter's terms with BingX and may change. This article is for information only, is not investment advice, and does not guarantee any return.