Bitget spot trading fees start at 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker at the standard tier, while USDT perpetual futures start at 0.020% maker and 0.060% taker. VIP discounts, BGB spot-fee payment, and referral discounts can lower eligible spot costs, while withdrawals are charged by coin and network rather than one flat exchange fee.
Last updated: August 2026
How Bitget’s Trading Fees Work
Bitget uses a maker-taker model. Maker orders add liquidity to the order book, usually by placing a limit order that waits to be filled. Taker orders remove liquidity, usually by matching against an existing order right away. Makers often pay less because they add depth to the market. A market order always pays the taker rate, and a limit order that fills immediately against a resting order also pays the taker rate.
The standard spot rate is simple: 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker. On a 10,000 dollar spot trade, that headline rate equals 10 dollars in trading fees before discounts. If you hold BGB and opt into paying spot fees with BGB, Bitget applies a 20% discount to eligible spot fees only. That discount does not apply to futures fees.
Bitget’s VIP system can reduce fees further. VIP 1 requires 500,000 USDT in 30-day spot volume, a 30,000 USDT account balance, or more than 20,000 BGB held, measured by token quantity rather than USDT value, according to Bitget’s own VIP tier schedule. That last point trips up a lot of traders, since BGB’s price moves and a token-quantity threshold is not the same thing as a dollar threshold. Higher VIP tiers can reduce fees down to 0% maker and 0.03% taker at the top tier. Bitget also allows fee stacking, so VIP tier pricing, the BGB spot-fee discount, and a referral discount can combine. With all eligible discounts stacked, a 10,000 dollar spot trade can cost as little as 3.50 dollars total, about 65% below the headline spot rate.
| Bitget Tier or Product | Requirement or Scope | Maker Fee | Taker Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base spot tier | Standard account | 0.10% | 0.10% |
| Spot with BGB fee payment | BGB held and spot-fee payment enabled | 20% discount on eligible spot fees | 20% discount on eligible spot fees |
| VIP 1 | 500,000 USDT 30-day spot volume, 30,000 USDT balance, or more than 20,000 BGB by token quantity | Discounted by tier | Discounted by tier |
| Top VIP tier | Highest published VIP level | As low as 0% | As low as 0.03% |
| USDT perpetual futures | Standard futures account | 0.020% | 0.060% |
| Futures with BGB | BGB spot-fee discount does not apply | 0.020% at standard tier | 0.060% at standard tier |
One 2026 planning point is fee stacking. Bitget’s headline spot rate is already 0.10%, but the effective fee can be much lower when VIP status, BGB spot-fee payment, and a referral discount all apply. Because these discounts depend on account settings, holdings, and eligibility, check the maker and taker line in the order ticket before placing size. Bitget publishes its full fee schedule directly, and that official page is the most reliable place to confirm your own rate before a large trade.
If you’re comparing maker-taker schedules across exchanges, our Kraken fees guide is a useful side-by-side reference. If account verification is part of the decision, see our Bitget KYC guide before moving funds.
Bitget Deposit Fees
Bitget generally does not charge a separate platform fee for crypto deposits. The cost to move assets into the exchange is usually whatever the sending wallet or blockchain network charges. Fiat options, card purchases, bank rails, and third-party payment routes can carry their own fees or spread, so review the payment screen before confirming a fiat transaction. None of these deposit-side costs are set by Bitget’s own maker-taker schedule, so they will not show up in the trading fee tables on this page.
Bitget Withdrawal Fees
Bitget withdrawal fees vary by asset and network. There is no single flat withdrawal rate. That matters because choosing the wrong chain can cost more than the trading fee itself, especially when an asset supports multiple networks.
USDT on TRC20 is commonly cited as the cheapest common path at 1 USDT. That fee is network based and is the same regardless of VIP tier. Higher VIP status can reduce trading fees, but it does not make this withdrawal fee disappear. Before withdrawing, check which networks Bitget supports for that asset and pick the lowest-cost option your destination wallet also accepts, since sending to the wrong network can cost you a lost transfer rather than just a higher fee.
| Fee Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| Spot trading, base tier | 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker |
| USDT perpetual futures, base tier | 0.020% maker and 0.060% taker |
| VIP 1 entry | 500,000 USDT spot volume, 30,000 USDT account balance, or more than 20,000 BGB by token quantity |
| Top VIP tier | As low as 0% maker and 0.03% taker |
| BGB discount | 20% discount on eligible spot fees only |
| Fully stacked 10,000 dollar spot trade example | As little as 3.50 dollars total, about 65% off the headline rate |
| USDT TRC20 withdrawal example | 1 USDT, same regardless of VIP tier |
Does Bitget KYC Affect Fees?
No. Bitget KYC level does not directly lower maker or taker trading fees. Fee reductions come from VIP level, BGB spot-fee payment, referral discounts, product type, and any account-specific market-maker arrangement.
KYC can still matter for cost planning. Identity verification affects deposits, trading access, P2P services, and withdrawals. If your account cannot use a preferred funding or withdrawal route until verification is complete, you may need a different method, which can change network, bank, card, or spread costs outside the headline trading fee.
How to Check Your Own Bitget Fee Tier
The fastest way to confirm your real rate is inside the app itself, not a table on any article. Open the order ticket for the market you plan to trade and look at the maker and taker percentages shown before you confirm the order. That figure already reflects your current VIP level and whether BGB fee payment is switched on.
From there, check your VIP status page to see which of the three qualifying conditions you currently meet: spot volume, account balance, or BGB held by quantity, since only one of the three needs to be satisfied. If you hold BGB but have not opted into paying spot fees with it, the 20% discount will not apply even though you meet the balance requirement, so confirm the BGB fee-payment toggle is switched on. Finally, check whether a referral code is attached to your account, since referral discounts are applied at the account level and are easy to miss if you signed up without one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Bitget spot trading fees?
Bitget spot fees start at 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker at the standard tier. Paying eligible spot fees with BGB can reduce spot fees by 20%.
What are Bitget futures fees?
Bitget USDT perpetual futures fees start at 0.020% maker and 0.060% taker at the standard tier. The BGB spot-fee discount does not apply to futures fees.
How does Bitget VIP 1 work?
Bitget VIP 1 requires 500,000 USDT in 30-day spot volume, a 30,000 USDT account balance, or more than 20,000 BGB held, measured by token quantity rather than USDT value.
Can Bitget discounts stack?
Yes. Bitget VIP tier pricing, the BGB spot-fee discount, and a referral discount can combine on eligible spot trades. A 10,000 dollar spot trade can cost as little as 3.50 dollars when fully stacked.
Does Bitget charge deposit fees?
Bitget generally does not charge a separate platform fee for crypto deposits. The sending wallet or payment provider may still charge a network, bank, card, or spread cost.
How much does Bitget charge to withdraw USDT on TRC20?
Bitget withdrawal fees vary by coin and network. USDT on TRC20 is commonly cited as a low-cost path at 1 USDT, and that network fee is the same regardless of VIP tier.
