How to Reduce Trading Fees on OKX#
To help you trade more efficiently, the OKX platform provides several ways to reduce trading fees. Below are some effective methods for your reference.
1. Increase Asset Amount/Trading Volume#
If you are an active trader or an institution, you can also ascend to VIP status by meeting the required asset amount or trading volume. You can apply for VIP if either of the following conditions is met:
- Account Assets ≥ 100,000 USD
- Or Cumulative Trading Volume in the Last 30 Days ≥ 5,000,000 USD
As a VIP, you can enjoy exclusive and more favorable fee rates. For specific levels and criteria, please refer to the Fee Schedule Page.
2. Become a Node and Enjoy Fee Rebates#
After successfully inviting 10 new valid users (excluding invited users under risk control; these do not count as valid users), you can choose to become an OKX Node and enjoy rebates.
The following condition must be met: The invited user must complete any order and reach a trading volume of 50 USDT.
Note: The trading volume of 50 USDT can be achieved through spot trading, instant exchange, contracts, margin, or options trading. C2C trading does not count towards the volume.
For how to become an OKX Node and enjoy rebates and fee benefits, please refer to: OKX Node Program Rules.
3. Participate in Activities#
Please pay attention to platform announcements, such as Node activities or promotional pushes on the App homepage. By promptly participating in official activities (such as inviting friends), you have the chance to enjoy benefits like fee rebates or discount coupon distribution.
4. Use Limit Orders (Maker Orders)#
To improve market depth, limit orders (maker orders) enjoy reduced fees. The fee for placing an order (maker) is lower than for taking an existing order (taker). When trading, you can try using limit orders, i.e., orders that are not immediately filled.
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