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Antarctic vs BingX: fees compared

Every fee that costs you money on Antarctic and BingX, side by side — trading fees at each VIP tier, withdrawal fees coin by coin, deposits and fiat. Sourced from each exchange’s own fee pages.

AntarcticExchange
—spot taker0.05%futures taker—coins to withdraw$310.78Mvolume 24h
BingXRank #13 · founded 2018
0.1%spot taker0.05%futures taker—coins to withdraw$7.18Bvolume 24h

The short answer

0Antarcticcategories won3 tied2BingX
  • Futures taker fees are identical at 0.05%.
  • BingX publishes the deeper VIP ladder (8 tiers), so high-volume traders can push fees lower there.

Head-to-head

FeeAntarcticBingX
Trading fees
Spot / swap maker—0.1%
Spot / swap taker—0.1%
Futures maker0.02%0.02%
Futures taker0.05%0.05%
Lowest spot taker (top VIP tier)0.02%VIP 50.02%Supreme VIP
Fee tiers published68moreSpot trading
Fee discount with exchange token——
Withdrawals & deposits
Coins you can withdraw——
Median withdrawal fee (coins on both)——
Cheaper withdrawal on…——
Crypto deposit fee——
Exchange profile
Volume 24h (spot + derivatives)$310.78MOI $324.85M$7.18BmoreOI $3.66B
MarketsDEX, DerivativesSpot, Derivativesfounded 2018
Fiat currencies—7 currenciesUSD, THB, MYR, PHP, IDR, INR…

“Cheaper” marks the better number on that row only. A dash means we have not verified that fee for the exchange yet — it is not a claim that the fee is zero.

What would you actually pay?

Antarctic
$350.00/ month
Trading (Regular · 0.02% / 0.05%)
$350.00
Withdrawals (no coin selected)
—
BingXCheaper
$125.00/ month
Trading (Supreme VIP · 0% / 0.025%)
$125.00
Withdrawals (no coin selected)
—

At $1M of monthly futures volume (50% maker) plus 4 coin withdrawals, BingX costs $225.00 less per month — $2,700.00 a year.

Taker fee as 30-day volume grows Antarctic BingX
0.05%0.025%0%$0$1M$10M$50M$250M$1B$5B

Estimate only: it applies each exchange’s published VIP ladder for the market you picked, ignores token-payment discounts, referral rebates and promotional zero-fee pairs, and assumes every withdrawal uses the cheapest network above. Negative fees are maker rebates.

Spot fee tiers side by side

Antarctic

No spot fee tiers verified for Antarctic yet.

BingXSpot trading

Tier30d volume ≥MakerTaker
Regular—0.1%0.1%
Elite—0.05%0.08%
VIP 1—0.035%0.06%
VIP 2—0.02%0.05%
VIP 3—0.015%0.045%
VIP 4—0.0125%0.0375%
VIP 5—0.01%0.0325%
Supreme VIP—0.005%0.02%

Source: BingX fee schedule ↗ · verified 2026-08-28

Futures fee tiers side by side

AntarcticFutures trading

Tier30d volume ≥MakerTaker
Regular—0.02%0.05%
VIP 1$2.50M0.018%0.045%
VIP 2$10.00M0.015%0.04%
VIP 3$50.00M0.01%0.035%
VIP 4$100.00M0.005%0.03%
VIP 5$500.00M0%0.02%

Source: Antarctic fee schedule ↗ · verified 2026-08-28

BingXFutures trading — Perpetual

Tier30d volume ≥MakerTaker
Regular—0.02%0.05%
Elite—0.018%0.045%
VIP 1—0.014%0.04%
VIP 2—0.012%0.0375%
VIP 3—0.01%0.035%
VIP 4—0.008%0.0315%
VIP 5—0.006%0.03%
Supreme VIP—0%0.025%

Source: BingX fee schedule ↗ · verified 2026-08-28

Withdrawal fees, coin by coin

We have not synced withdrawal fees for Antarctic or BingX yet — we add exchanges continuously, so check back soon.

Antarctic vs BingX — FAQ

Is Antarctic or BingX cheaper?

Futures taker fees are identical at 0.05%. BingX publishes the deeper VIP ladder (8 tiers), so high-volume traders can push fees lower there.

Which has lower trading fees, Antarctic or BingX?

Antarctic charges — taker / — maker on spot and 0.05% taker on futures at the entry tier. BingX charges 0.1% taker / 0.1% maker on spot and 0.05% taker on futures. Across the metrics we compare, BingX wins more of them. Both drop as your 30-day volume grows — use the calculator above to price your own volume.

Which is cheaper for withdrawals, Antarctic or BingX?

We do not yet have withdrawal fees synced for both exchanges, so we can't compare them coin by coin.

How can I pay lower fees on Antarctic or BingX?

Both exchanges also cut maker/taker rates as your 30-day volume rises — Antarctic publishes 6 tiers and BingX publishes 8 tiers. Choosing the cheapest withdrawal network matters just as much: on many coins the gap between networks is larger than the gap between exchanges.

Are these Antarctic and BingX fees up to date?

Trading fees are hand-curated from each exchange's official fee schedule and carry the date we last verified them (2026-08-28 for Antarctic, 2026-08-28 for BingX). Withdrawal fees are synced from each exchange's own API or fee page. USD amounts are recomputed at the live coin price.

Other comparisons

Trading and other fee numbers are hand-curated from each exchange’s official fee pages (linked next to every tier table) and carry the date we last verified them. Withdrawal fees are synced from each exchange’s own API or fee page; USD amounts are computed at the current live coin price, so they move with the market. Rates exclude referral rebates, promotional zero-fee pairs and regional pricing. Full detail per exchange: Antarctic fees · BingX fees.

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