Crypto trading fee calculator
Pick your exchange, drag in your monthly volume, and see what your fees really cost — and how much of them you can take back. No signup, no email.
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Your monthly trading volume
$5M
About a $83K position opened and closed each day
per year
$33,000 in trading fees this year.
50% cashback
$16,500
$1,375 per month
Roughly $90 a day walks out the door while you stay unlinked.
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Calculated at the Bybit standard taker rate of 0.055% and a 50% cashback rate. Your own numbers depend on the exchange and your VIP tier.
100,000 USDT: a worked fee example
Assume 100,000 USDT total executed volume, 0.02% maker fee, 0.06% taker fee, 75% of paid fees eligible, and a hypothetical 30% service share. These inputs belong to no named exchange. Cashback = eligible fees × share; net trading fee = fees paid − cashback. If eligible fees are zero, cashback is zero. A smaller cashback amount can accompany a lower total cost.
| Maker share | Fees paid (USDT) | Eligible fees (USDT) | Cashback (USDT) | Net trading fee (USDT) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0% | 60 | 45 | 13.5 | 46.5 |
| 50% | 40 | 30 | 9 | 31 |
| 100% | 20 | 15 | 4.5 | 15.5 |
Compare the same product, pair, country, VIP tier and execution assumptions. Trading volume counts executed buys and sells; do not double it again if both sides are already included. Fee cashback covers approved eligible trading fees, not funding, spread, slippage, liquidation, borrowing or withdrawal costs. An estimate is not a payment or a guarantee of eligibility.
What you really pay per trade
Every partner exchange, its own taker fee, and what it comes down to once cashback lands.
How we calculate cashback
Trading fees = volume × fee percentage ÷ 100. Cashback = eligible fees × cashback percentage ÷ 100.
Example: 100,000 USDT of monthly futures volume at the displayed base taker fee. Count each executed entry and exit once in total volume; do not double this total again.
Bybit
- Monthly volume
- 100,000 USDT
- Taker fee
- 0.055%
- Trading fees
- 55.00 USDT
- Cashback rate
- 50%
- Back to you
- 27.50 USDT
Source: Bybit · Rates last checked Aug 28, 2026Published fee snapshot; not a newly verified live quote. Confirm the current account tariff at the official source.
OKX
- Monthly volume
- 100,000 USDT
- Taker fee
- 0.05%
- Trading fees
- 50.00 USDT
- Cashback rate
- 40%
- Back to you
- 20.00 USDT
Source: OKX · Rates last checked Aug 28, 2026Published fee snapshot; not a newly verified live quote. Confirm the current account tariff at the official source.
Bitget
- Monthly volume
- 100,000 USDT
- Taker fee
- 0.06%
- Trading fees
- 60.00 USDT
- Cashback rate
- 40%
- Back to you
- 24.00 USDT
Source: Bitget · Rates last checked Aug 28, 2026Published fee snapshot; not a newly verified live quote. Confirm the current account tariff at the official source.
MEXC
- Monthly volume
- 100,000 USDT
- Taker fee
- 0.04%
- Trading fees
- 40.00 USDT
- Cashback rate
- 40%
- Back to you
- 16.00 USDT
Source: MEXC · Rates last checked Aug 29, 2026Published fee snapshot; not a newly verified live quote. Confirm the current account tariff at the official source.
Estimates exclude funding, spread, slippage and withdrawal costs. A limit order may fill as taker. Your actual fee depends on execution, VIP tier, region and promotions. Annual estimates assume the same activity and rates for 12 months; they are not earnings forecasts.
Cashback is a share of eligible fees, not a return on your deposit. It requires an eligible affiliate relationship and account review. Exchange signup bonuses have separate conditions. We receive affiliate commissions and share part with eligible traders.
Fees can vary by region and promotion. Always check the exchange for the rate that applies to your account.
Understand the fees behind your estimate
Learn how maker and taker orders, spot and futures products, and fee discounts affect the calculation.
Maker vs taker fees: execution, blended rates and cashback
A maker adds resting liquidity; a taker fills against existing orders. A limit order can be either. The volume-weighted mix determines paid fees before eligible cashback.
Spot vs futures fees: notional, round trips and funding
Compare spot and futures on the same executed notional. For linear USDT contracts, trading fees use position notional, not posted margin; perpetual funding is a separate cost.
How to reduce crypto trading fees without assuming a discount stack
Start with your actual fills and account tariff. Maker execution, VIP rules and eligible cashback can affect cost, but discounts do not automatically combine.
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No investment advice. Trade Cashback pays back a share of the trading fees you generate on partner exchanges. Nothing on this site is investment, tax or legal advice, nor an invitation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Leveraged crypto derivatives carry high risk: most retail traders lose money and you can lose your entire deposit. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.