Key Takeaways
- • Bitget charges 0.1% maker and taker on spot at the standard VIP level, falling to 0.08% when fees are paid in its BGB token, per its fee schedule dated 6 November 2026.
- • USDT-M futures carry 0.02% maker and 0.06% taker at the standard level, with VIP tiers reducing rates to as low as 0.012% maker and 0.035% taker at 50 million USDT of 30-day volume.
- • A round-trip market-order futures trade on a 10,000 USDT position costs 12 USDT at the standard taker rate, versus 4 USDT for limit orders.
- • Bitget's spot rate matches Bybit's 0.1%, while OKX's Australian site lists 0.70% for regular users; ASIC has warned that Bitget's crypto futures are not licensed in Australia.
- • Withdrawal costs vary widely by network, from 0.01 USDT on BNB Smart Chain to 2 USDT on Ethereum ERC20, and deposits are free.
Summary
According to CryptoTicker.io, Bitget's published fee schedule as of 6 November 2026 sets spot trading fees at 0.1% per trade for both maker and taker orders at the standard level. Paying in BGB, the exchange's native token, reduces spot fees by 20% to 0.08%. Higher VIP levels, qualified by 30-day spot or futures volume or by asset and BGB balances, lower rates further; VIP 4, at 30 million USDT of 30-day spot volume, drops spot fees to 0.04% maker and 0.05% taker, or 0.032% and 0.04% with BGB. Bitget updates VIP status daily at 9:00 AM (UTC+8), and sub-accounts inherit the main account's rates.
On USDT-M, Coin-M and USDC-M futures, the standard schedule charges 0.02% maker and 0.06% taker, with VIP 4 at 50 million USDT of 30-day futures volume reducing these to 0.012% and 0.035%. The futures table has no BGB discount. Fees are charged on position value rather than margin, so leverage enlarges the dollar cost without changing the rate. Perpetual futures also incur funding fees settled every eight hours (or every two or four hours for some contracts), calculated as position value multiplied by the funding rate.
Tokenized US stocks are charged at half the crypto spot rate, 0.05% at the standard level and 0.04% with BGB, while stock perpetuals follow the regular futures table. The article compares Bitget with Bybit, which charges the same 0.1% on spot but a slightly lower futures taker fee, and with OKX, whose Australian site lists 0.70% spot for regular users. The source notes that ASIC has warned Bitget's crypto futures are not licensed in Australia, so Australian customers are limited to spot.
Withdrawal fees depend on coin and network. Examples in the schedule include 0.01 USDT for USDT on BNB Smart Chain, 1.5 USDT on Tron (TRC20), and 2 USDT on Ethereum (ERC20), with a 5 USDT minimum on every network. Deposits are free. The article also flags costs outside the headline rates, including spreads, network fees, funding and third-party card fees, and notes that copy trading charges profit-sharing of typically 10% to 20% of realized profit, set by each lead trader.
The source characterises Bitget's standard rates as in line with large international exchanges, with BGB lowering spot costs further. It cautions that promotions and VIP thresholds change over time and that its figures reflect the 6 November 2026 schedule.
On USDT-M, Coin-M and USDC-M futures, the standard schedule charges 0.02% maker and 0.06% taker, with VIP 4 at 50 million USDT of 30-day futures volume reducing these to 0.012% and 0.035%. The futures table has no BGB discount. Fees are charged on position value rather than margin, so leverage enlarges the dollar cost without changing the rate. Perpetual futures also incur funding fees settled every eight hours (or every two or four hours for some contracts), calculated as position value multiplied by the funding rate.
Tokenized US stocks are charged at half the crypto spot rate, 0.05% at the standard level and 0.04% with BGB, while stock perpetuals follow the regular futures table. The article compares Bitget with Bybit, which charges the same 0.1% on spot but a slightly lower futures taker fee, and with OKX, whose Australian site lists 0.70% spot for regular users. The source notes that ASIC has warned Bitget's crypto futures are not licensed in Australia, so Australian customers are limited to spot.
Withdrawal fees depend on coin and network. Examples in the schedule include 0.01 USDT for USDT on BNB Smart Chain, 1.5 USDT on Tron (TRC20), and 2 USDT on Ethereum (ERC20), with a 5 USDT minimum on every network. Deposits are free. The article also flags costs outside the headline rates, including spreads, network fees, funding and third-party card fees, and notes that copy trading charges profit-sharing of typically 10% to 20% of realized profit, set by each lead trader.
The source characterises Bitget's standard rates as in line with large international exchanges, with BGB lowering spot costs further. It cautions that promotions and VIP thresholds change over time and that its figures reflect the 6 November 2026 schedule.
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