OKX Lists 0.20% Maker, 0.35% Taker Fees for Regular U.S. Spot Groups

OKX lists 0.20% maker and 0.35% taker fees for its regular U.S. spot groups, making the applicable trading pair and purchase method important to a customer’s total cost.

On a $1,000 spot trade charged at those rates, the trading fee would be $2 for a maker order or $3.50 for a taker order. A resting order receives the maker rate, while an order filled against an existing order receives the taker rate. The calculation excludes any difference between the buying and selling prices.

The regular group rates do not cover every U.S. pair. DAI-USDT, PYUSD-USDT, USDC-USDT and USDG-USDT are zero-fee pairs. An account’s local fee page shows its applicable rate.

Account tier also matters. The U.S. VIP 1 spot tier lists 0.10% maker and 0.20% taker fees for accounts meeting an asset or 30-day trading volume threshold above $100,000.

For eligible European Economic Area (EEA) accounts, regular spot-only fees are 0.10% maker and 0.20% taker on pairs covered by those rates. Eligible customers with an X-Perps derivatives account have rates of 0.08% and 0.10%, respectively. These figures exclude stablecoin and zero-fee pairs.

Australia’s regular retail tier charges 0.70% for both maker and taker orders on standard spot pairs. The global regular spot schedule lists 0.08% maker and 0.10% taker for standard pairs, showing why the local schedule matters when comparing trading costs.

Futures have a separate schedule. Regular rates for standard futures pairs are 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker in the global framework, with the same figures listed for OKX AU Wholesale (Derivatives). The Australian futures figures apply to that wholesale category. Futures fees are based on the filled contract’s value rather than only the margin deposited, and perpetual positions can also incur funding payments.

Buying crypto with a U.S. dollar debit card carries a 2.49% OKX fee; U.S. customers cannot use credit cards for that purchase method. Crypto deposits carry no OKX fee, while an on-chain withdrawal has a variable charge displayed before confirmation. That charge can reflect network conditions and operating costs.

A U.S. domestic-wire withdrawal costs $30. Eligible EEA customers pay no OKX fee to withdraw euros through SEPA, although their bank may charge them.