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Binance vs Bybit vs Bitget
Futures fees & payback compared
All three are major offshore futures exchanges widely used by traders worldwide. We compare on objective criteria and avoid unfounded claims.
| Item | Binance | Bybit | Bitget |
|---|---|---|---|
| Futures taker (standard) | ≈0.05% | ≈0.055% | ≈0.06% |
| Liquidity & volume | Top | High | High |
| Product range | Very broad | Broad | Copy-trading strength |
| Referral payback (this code) | Spot 20% · Futures 10% | Varies by code | Varies by code |
Rates are general examples that vary by tier and time. Confirm exact figures on each exchange's official page.
How to choose
- If you prioritize liquidity and product range, Binance is the default. Deep order books mean less slippage on large orders.
- Many traders use several exchanges. Wherever you trade, getting payback through a referral code is the common principle for cutting fees.
Direct code vs third-party payback platforms
Some routes go through a third-party payback platform. The difference is structural - a direct code just needs the code entered at sign-up, with no separate platform account. Either way, your assets must stay in your own exchange account; always check whether a structure asks you to hand assets to a third party.