How Can I Reduce My Trading Fees?
Prefer us on GoogleNormally, WEEX spot trading fees are 0.1% for makers and takers, and futures fees are 0.02% for makers and 0.08% for takers, for tokens like BTC USDT, TRUMP USDT, ETH USDT, and DOGE USDT.
Find fees at Rate Standards.
Lower your fees on WEEX by:
- Selecting [Maker Only] for a 0.02% fee on orders.
- Holding WXT for up to 70% off futures fees, with discounts tied to your WEEX VIP level—higher levels mean larger savings. Go to assets icon > [Futures] > [Enjoy up to 70% off transaction fees] for details.
- Checking for WEEX’s occasional fee reduction events in the latest announcements.
Learn more about WEEX and how to trade here.
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