Eat, Trade, Fart (ETF) Trading Fees
ETF is listed on 3 exchanges we track; 3 of them publish a fee schedule. The lowest base spot taker fee is 0.1% on CoinW. For perpetual futures, CoinW charges the lowest base taker fee at 0.06%. These are base-tier rates — VIP tiers and paying fees in an exchange's own token push them lower.
Base-tier maker & taker fees on exchanges listing ETF
| Exchange | Spot maker | Spot taker | Futures maker | Futures taker | VIP tiers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 CoinW | 0.1% | 0.1% | 0.02% | 0.06% | 10 |
 KuCoin−20% paying fees in KCS | 0.1% | 0.1% | 0.02% | 0.06% | 13 |
 Hotcoin | 0.2% | 0.2% | 0.02% | 0.06% | 13 |
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ETF trading fees — FAQ
Which exchange has the lowest ETF trading fee?
CoinW, at 0.1% taker and 0.1% maker on the base tier. Trading fees are charged per order as a percentage of the trade value, so a lower rate matters most if you trade often.
What is the difference between maker and taker fees?
A maker order adds liquidity — it sits on the order book until someone trades against it. A taker order removes liquidity by matching an existing order immediately. Exchanges charge takers more, and some pay makers a rebate. Trading ETF with limit orders that rest on the book gets you the maker rate.
Can I pay lower fees on ETF trades?
Yes — 1 of these exchanges cut fees when you pay in their own token (for example KuCoin: −20% paying fees in KCS). 3 exchanges also run VIP ladders where 30-day volume or token holdings lower your rate.
Do futures fees differ from spot fees on ETF?
Yes. Perpetual futures are usually cheaper per trade than spot — the lowest base futures taker fee here is 0.06% on CoinW — but futures also carry a funding rate paid between longs and shorts every few hours, which is not a fee the exchange keeps.
Fees are the base (non-VIP) rates curated from each exchange’s official fee schedule, last verified 2026-08-28. An exchange appears here when it lists ETF and publishes a schedule we have curated; open an exchange for its full VIP ladder.