Bitget Trading Fees, Explained.
Spot, futures, copy trading, and how to pay less with BGB.
Maker / Taker, with discounts that stack.
Bitget uses a maker/taker model — makers add liquidity, takers remove it — and rates differ between spot and futures. Your effective rate depends on your VIP level, whether you pay with BGB, and the product you trade.
Spot & Futures Fees
| Product | Maker | Taker |
|---|---|---|
| Spot | 0.10% | 0.10% |
| Spot with BGB (−20%) | 0.08% | 0.08% |
| Futures | 0.02% | 0.06% |
See what you pay vs what you'd save.
The standard rate applied to all users by default.
Enable fee payment with BGB to get this lifetime discount automatically.
Pay 20% Less with BGB
BGB is Bitget's native token. Hold enough BGB and enable fee payment with it, and your spot and margin fees are automatically cut by 20% (0.10% → 0.08%). If your BGB balance is too low to cover a fee, the standard rate applies instead.
Want every lever to cut your costs? Read our guide to lowering Bitget fees with BGB →
Get Your Fee DiscountDon't Forget Funding Fees
On perpetual contracts, funding fees are separate from trading fees and are exchanged between longs and shorts roughly every 8 hours. For positions held across several intervals, funding can outweigh the trading fee — factor it into your real cost.
Learn about futuresCopy Trading Fees
Bitget charges no extra platform fee to copy a trader. Instead, when a copied trade is profitable, the lead trader receives a share — around 10% — of the profit they generated for you. You keep the rest.
VIP Tiers
Your VIP level is based on 30-day trading volume and your BGB/asset balance. As you climb, maker and taker rates drop further — and these reductions stack with the BGB discount.
Trade as a Maker
Placing limit orders that rest on the book (maker) is charged less than market orders that fill instantly (taker). On futures the gap is 0.02% vs 0.06% — using limit orders when you can cuts your cost.
How much could you save?
Enter your monthly trading volume to see the difference.