The five major exchanges — Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget and Gate — charge similar fees (perp taker around 0.05%–0.06%); what really separates them is the rebate. Bound through Quant Nova with a referral code, the rebate reaches up to 70% on Gate, 50% on Bitget, 40% on Binance and 40% on Bybit, while OKX is 20% (extra offer via support). This guide compares them in one table, with each exchange's registration and rebind guide.
Quick verdict
- Highest rebate: Gate (up to 70%).
- Next: Bitget (50%), Binance (40%), Bybit (40%).
- OKX: a flat 20% publicly; extra offers via support (OKX policy only allows advertising 20%).
- Fees: all similar — perp taker around 0.05%–0.06%, varying by VIP level.
How to read this table
On most exchanges the rebate has two layers: 20% auto-refunded by the exchange (some use charge-first, refund-after) plus an extra rebate from Quant Nova based on your tier. So "max rebate" = 20% auto + extra. Bybit is the exception — a single total rate (up to 40%) rather than two layers; and OKX can only advertise 20% publicly. Actual rates depend on your tier — see the tier table below.
Rebate by tier
The table below shows each exchange's rebate at each tier (OKX's extra is hidden per policy — ask support).
How does the rebate work?
The rebate comes from the commission the exchange pays the referrer — it doesn't change your trading price. Just register with a referral code, bind your exchange UID on the rebate platform (Quant Nova), and once your trades generate fees your account is auto-verified, so you can track and withdraw your rebate daily. For the full mechanics, see the complete fee-rebate guide.
Registration & rebind guides
Exchange overview & fees
The table below sums up each exchange's CoinGlass derivatives rank, ~24h futures volume, founding year, and spot + futures maker/taker fees, along with the rebate you get through our referral code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which exchange has the most volume / best liquidity?
Binance is consistently #1 by CoinGlass derivatives volume (over a third of the top-10 share in Q1 2026), followed by OKX, Bybit, Gate and Bitget in the top five. More volume generally means better liquidity and less slippage.
Which has the lowest spot and futures fees?
At standard (VIP0) tier, OKX's 0.08% spot maker is slightly below the 0.10% most others charge; the lowest futures taker is 0.05% (OKX, Binance, Gate; Bybit 0.055%, Bitget 0.06%). Actual fees depend on your VIP level and platform-token discounts.
Which exchange has the highest rebate?
Gate — through Quant Nova it reaches up to 70% by tier, well above the 40%–55% common on the market. Next are Bitget (50%), Binance (40%) and Bybit (40%). OKX advertises a flat 20%, with extra offers via support.
Which has the lowest fees?
They're all close — perp taker roughly 0.05%–0.06% (Binance/OKX/Gate ~0.05%, Bybit ~0.055%, Bitget ~0.06%), varying by VIP level. Because the gap is small, the rebate is what really affects long-run cost.
Why does OKX only show 20%?
OKX policy only allows advertising up to 20%, so the table lists OKX at 20%; for the exclusive extra offer beyond 20%, contact support.
Why is there no "auto-rebate" for Bybit?
Bybit's rebate is a single total rate rather than a 20% auto-rebate plus extra, so it's shown as a single figure (up to 40%).
I already have an account — can I rebind for a rebate?
Yes. A referral code can usually only be entered at signup and can't be added later, so existing users rebind. The steps differ by exchange — see the matching rebind guide above.
How do I receive the rebate?
Bind your exchange UID on the rebate platform (Quant Nova); once your trades generate fees your account is auto-verified, and you can track your rebate balance, tier and XP and request withdrawals daily.
Last updated: 18 July 2026. Exchange fees and rebate rates may change; the exchanges' official info and the platform's live figures are authoritative.
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