It depends on your VIP level and trading volume. At VIP0, all three charge 0.1% spot Taker fees, but after applying referral rebates the actual cost differs: Bitget (code DABAI50) gives 60% rebate, Bybit (code DABAI) gives 40%, and Binance (code DABAI) gives 20%. Use this calculator to compare based on your exact volume.

Maker orders are limit orders that rest on the order book, providing liquidity — they have lower fees. Taker orders are market orders or limit orders that match immediately, consuming liquidity — they have higher fees. Most retail traders have a taker ratio of 50–80%.

When you register on an exchange using a referral code, you permanently receive a percentage of your trading fees back into your account. For example, using DABAI50 to register on Bitget gives you 60% of every fee back — effectively cutting your fees by 60%. The higher your monthly volume, the more you save.

Yes. All three exchanges reduce fees as your VIP level increases, based on monthly trading volume or asset holdings. However, the thresholds and fee schedules differ by platform. This calculator lets you compare VIP 0–5 across all three exchanges at the same level.

Yes. Futures (perpetual contracts) Maker/Taker fees are generally lower than spot, but futures trading also involves funding rates which should be considered separately. Toggle between spot and futures modes at the top of the calculator.