Head to head

Bitget vs BingX

Copy trading on both, 0.02% maker on both. BingX is cheaper for market orders: 0.05% against Bitget’s 0.06%.

Bitget

Copy trading on spot and futures

6.0/10

0.02% maker and 0.06% taker on perpetuals at the base tier.

Futures maker
0.0200%
Futures taker
0.0600%
Spot taker
0.1000%
Fees checked
10 November 2026
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BingX

Copy trading with 0.05% futures taker

6.4/10

0.02% maker and 0.05% taker on perpetuals at the base tier.

Futures maker
0.0200%
Futures taker
0.0500%
Spot taker
0.1000%
Fees checked
10 November 2026
Read the BingX review

The short version

Bitget or BingX: what the published fees say.

BingX has the higher fee index: 6.4 against 6.0. The index is built only from each venue’s published base-tier fees.

BingX has the lower futures taker rate: 0.05% against 0.06%. Both list the same futures maker rate (0.02%). Two market orders on a $10,000 position cost $12.00 at Bitget and $10.00 at BingX, before funding.

Bitget: copy trading on spot and futures. BingX: copy trading with 0.05% futures taker. Neither venue has been through a funded AffMiss test, so this page compares what each one publishes, not how each one fills.

Both venues are scored with the same formulas on fees read the same day. If a figure here disagrees with the venue’s fee page, the fee page is right and this page is out of date.

Where they separate

The fee index scores each venue’s published base-tier fees with the same formulas and weights. The edge column shows which venue scores higher on that line, and by how much.

AreaWeightBitgetBingXEdge
Futures taker fee406.07.01.0 BingX
Futures maker fee306.06.0level
Spot fees306.06.0level
Bitget 0.06% taker on perpetuals. Standard (non-VIP) rate on the venue’s published schedule, read 10 November 2026.BingX 0.05% taker on perpetuals. Ordinary user rate on the venue’s published schedule, read 10 November 2026.
Bitget 0.02% maker on perpetuals. Standard (non-VIP) rate on the venue’s published schedule, read 10 November 2026.BingX 0.02% maker on perpetuals. Ordinary user rate on the venue’s published schedule, read 10 November 2026.
Bitget 0.10% maker / 0.10% taker on spot. Standard (non-VIP) rate on the venue’s published schedule, read 10 November 2026.BingX 0.10% maker / 0.10% taker on spot. Ordinary user rate on the venue’s published schedule, read 10 November 2026.

Bitget vs BingX fees

Published base-tier rates from each venue’s own fee page. The cheaper side of each row is marked. Withdrawal fees are set per coin and network and are not compared here.

FeeBitgetBingXLower cost
Futures maker0.02%0.02%—
Futures taker0.06%0.05%BingX
Spot maker0.10%0.10%—
Spot taker0.10%0.10%—
Two taker fills on $10,000$12.00$10.00BingX
Options maker / takerNot on recordNot on record—
Fees last read10 November 202610 November 2026—

Fee tiers, VIP bands and promotions move without notice. Treat these rows as dated readings and the order ticket as the binding number.

What each venue offers

The facts behind the fee rows, and the limits of this page: neither venue has been traded by AffMiss, so fills, slippage, withdrawals and support are not compared.

FactBitgetBingX
Founded20182018
Products on recordFutures, Spot, Copy tradingFutures, Spot, Copy trading
Fee tier usedStandard (non-VIP)Ordinary user
Funded AffMiss testNot runNot run
SourceBitget Support — Understanding futures feesBingX Support — Perpetual Futures fee schedule

Where each one is cheaper

Both lists are generated from the published fees above, measured against the median of every venue on this site.

Bitget

In its favour

  • Copy trading offered

Against it

  • Futures taker 0.06%, above the 0.05% median of the 9 venues here
  • No options fee schedule on record here, so it is not ranked for options
  • No funded test yet: fills, slippage, withdrawals and support are unmeasured
The full fee breakdown
BingX

In its favour

  • Copy trading offered

Against it

  • No options fee schedule on record here, so it is not ranked for options
  • No funded test yet: fills, slippage, withdrawals and support are unmeasured
The full fee breakdown

Which one to open

Neither of these is a general recommendation. Match the account to the orders you actually place, and check that the venue serves your country before anything else.

Pick Bitget if

Traders who came for copy trading and mostly rest limit orders, where 0.02% maker matches the field.

Not for

Market-order traders: 0.06% is the highest base taker rate in this set, level with KuCoin and Phemex.

Read the review
Pick BingX if

Copy traders who want Binance-level base futures rates (0.02% / 0.05%).

Not for

Options traders (none listed here) and spot traders looking for a rate below 0.10%.

Read the review

Questions about this pair

At the base tier Bitget lists 0.02% maker / 0.06% taker and BingX lists 0.02% / 0.05%. BingX has the lower taker rate: 0.05% against 0.06%. Both list the same maker rate (0.02%).

Disclosure for this comparison

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