WEEX vs BingX Fees 2026: 70% vs 45% Rebate, Net Costs

On list fees BingX is cheaper; after the rebate WEEX comes out slightly ahead. The futures taker fee is 0.08% on WEEX and 0.05% on BingX. With our referral codes, WEEX futures pay 70% (60% automatic rebate from the exchange + 10% extra rebate) and BingX pays 45%, all refunded automatically by BingX, so net taker is 0.024% on WEEX against 0.0275% on BingX. Spot is 0.10% on both, and after a 45% rebate both net 0.055%, a tie (rates from both exchanges' official public APIs and fee pages, checked 2026-10-17).

The difference is how you collect. Ten points of WEEX's 70% only arrive once you bind your UID on Fee Otter. On BingX, signing up with code FEEOTTER is enough and no UID binding is needed. If you skip the binding on WEEX you get 60%, a net taker of 0.032%, which is more expensive than BingX.

The short version

• Both pay more than twice a typical 20% code: WEEX's 70% is 3.5 times, BingX's 45% is 2.25 times.
• BingX has the lower list fee: futures taker 0.05% vs 0.08% on WEEX; maker is 0.02% on both.
• WEEX is slightly cheaper after the rebate: net taker 0.024% vs 0.0275%, net maker 0.006% vs 0.011%.
• WEEX only pays off with the UID bound: on the 60% automatic rebate alone, WEEX nets 0.032% taker, above BingX.
• BingX is the least effort: BingX refunds the full 45% itself and there is nothing to bind after signup.
• Spot is a tie: 0.10% on both, 45% rebate on both, 0.055% net.

Rebate rates: WEEX 70%, BingX 45%

Automatic rebates go straight back to your exchange account. WEEX's 10% extra rebate settles daily into your Fee Otter balance and is paid out as USDT on BEP20, minimum 1 USDT per request, with the 0.015 USDT network fee paid by you. The layers are explained in automatic vs extra rebate, and every exchange's rate is in the rebate rate table.

On BingX you can see the rebate at signup. Enter FEEOTTER in the referral code field on BingX's sign-up page and the rebate rate you get appears under the field. From then on BingX refunds 45% of every fee, with no UID binding on Fee Otter.

List fees: BingX futures taker is 0.03 pp cheaper

Checked 2026-10-17. WEEX from its official public API (futures, spot); BingX futures from its official public API and perpetual futures fee schedule, spot from BingX's spot fee page · Methodology

• WEEX taker is 4 times its maker (0.08 ÷ 0.02); on BingX the ratio is 2.5. Switching to limit orders saves a bigger share on WEEX.
• WEEX's fee page loads with JavaScript and we could not read the table this time, so the figures come from the public API. WEEX once ran a limited 50%-off futures promotion for WXT holders; it has ended, and current WXT offers are on the WXT page.
• VIP tiers cut both schedules further; thresholds are in WEEX VIP levels and BingX VIP levels.

Net fees after the rebate

Formula: net rate = list rate × (1 − rebate rate).

Worked through: WEEX taker = 0.08% × (1 − 70%) = 0.024%; BingX taker = 0.05% × (1 − 45%) = 0.0275%; the WEEX 70/30 blend is 0.7 × 0.08% + 0.3 × 0.02% = 0.062%, and 30% of that is 0.0186%. With WEEX's high list taker, a typical 20% code leaves you paying 0.064% net, more than BingX's undiscounted 0.05%; our code plus a bound UID brings it down to 0.024%.

In money: 500,000 USDT a month, all taker

With the UID bound, WEEX costs 17.5 USDT a month less than BingX, 210 USDT a year; without it, 22.5 USDT a month more. The gap is small, and products, habits and liquidity often matter more than a few dozen USDT. WEEX returns more money only because its fee base is larger; compare net monthly cost.

If you are already a VIP on an exchange and want to rebind or sign up on another exchange, contact support. We can help you apply for special trading perks or a higher rebate rate.

One 20× trade

Open 20× on 2,500 USDT of margin for a 50,000 USDT position, with market orders in and out. On WEEX the round trip costs 50,000 × 0.08% × 2 = 80 USDT, or 24 USDT net with the UID bound, 0.96% of margin. On BingX it is 50 USDT, or 27.5 USDT net, 1.1% of margin. Use limit orders both ways and the net cost is 6 USDT on WEEX and 11 USDT on BingX.

Copy trading and API

Both exchanges offer copy trading; lead-trader rules and profit sharing are in the WEEX copy trading guide and the BingX copy trading guide. Copy trades fill in your own account, so fees apply and the rebate rates above apply too.

For API trading, the WEEX affiliate terms neither exclude API orders nor state that they count, and we found no BingX rule denying rebates on API fills. On both, go by your rebate ledger. MEXC is different: its affiliate FAQ says API trades earn no commission. Setup steps are in the WEEX API guide and the BingX API guide.

Adding a code late and rebinding

BingX's rule is in its official registration FAQ (checked 2026-10-17). Steps are in the WEEX rebind guide and the BingX identity transfer guide; every exchange's rules are in the rebind rules table. Binding WEEX on Fee Otter only takes your UID, never an API key or password.

Service regions and risk

WEEX's terms of use (updated 2026-02-19) exclude Canada, the United States and its territories, mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore, the UAE, North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Syria, Sudan, the Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine, Somalia, Myanmar and Venezuela. BingX's disclaimer (updated 2023-12-11) restricts Afghanistan, Burundi, Cambodia, Canada, the Central African Republic, mainland China, Cuba, the DR Congo, Hong Kong, Iran, Laos, Macau, Myanmar, the Netherlands, North Korea, Panama, Singapore, Somalia, the United Kingdom, the United States and the Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine. Both lists can change.

Neither exchange is supervised by a major financial regulator, and there is no deposit insurance for user assets. Keep only the money you are actively trading on an exchange and move long-term holdings to your own cold wallet. WEEX offers up to 400× on BTC futures, and at high leverage one liquidation can take the whole margin.

Futures rules are in the WEEX futures guide. Rebates apply to trading fees only, not to funding or liquidation.

Which one fits you

• Mainly futures, happy to bind a UID on Fee Otter → WEEX. Net taker 0.024% vs 0.0275%, maker 0.006% vs 0.011%.
• Want no extra binding step → BingX. Sign up with FEEOTTER and 45% comes back automatically.
• Mainly maker orders → WEEX. Net maker of 0.006%, about half of BingX's.
• Mainly spot → a tie at 0.055% net; pick by coins and habit.
• A BingX account with no deposit yet → add FEEOTTER under "My Referrer" now.
• Want both → sign up on both. Bind the WEEX UID on Fee Otter; BingX needs nothing more.

Next step: sign up on WEEX with otter123 via the WEEX referral code guide and bind your UID on the Fee Otter rebate platform; for BingX, sign up with FEEOTTER via the BingX referral code guide and you are done.

Frequently asked questions

Which has lower fees, WEEX or BingX?

On list fees BingX, with a 0.05% futures taker against 0.08%. With our codes and the WEEX UID bound, net taker is 0.024% on WEEX and 0.0275% on BingX, so WEEX is slightly lower.

Which pays the higher rebate?

WEEX: 70% on futures (60% automatic + 10% extra) and 45% on spot. BingX pays 45% on both, all automatic.

Do I need to bind my UID on Fee Otter for BingX?

No. Sign up with FEEOTTER and BingX refunds 45% automatically, permanently.

What happens if I don't bind my WEEX UID?

You still get the 60% automatic rebate but not Fee Otter's 10%. WEEX then nets 0.032% taker, above BingX's 0.0275%.

I already have a WEEX or BingX account. Can I still get the rebate?

On BingX, if you have not deposited or invited anyone, you can add the code under "My Referrer". WEEX only takes a code at signup, so re-register with a phone number or email not used there before.

ⓘ WEEX rates in this article are for futures; spot: WEEX 45% (35% automatic + 10% extra), BingX 45%.

Further reading

• WEEX fee rebate guide · BingX fee rebate guide
• WEEX vs Bitget · BingX vs Bybit
• Exchange head-to-head comparisons
• Fees and rebates across exchanges

This article is for information and research only. It is not investment advice or asset management and does not guarantee any return. Fees are regular-user rates taken from both exchanges' official public APIs and fee pages on 2026-10-17 and may change. BingX's 45% is set under Fee Otter's partnership terms with BingX; the exchanges' official figures and Fee Otter's live figures prevail. Derivatives are high risk and you can lose your entire margin.