Binance vs MAX Exchange: fees, withdrawal costs, products, licenses, security record and support side by side — every value linked to its official source.
This is a mechanical count of per-row results with no weights and no composite score. Which exchange suits you depends on which rows matter to you.
Every sentence is generated from the values in the table below — nothing is added that the data does not show.
| Item | Binance | MAX Exchange |
|---|---|---|
| Fees | ||
| Spot maker | 0.100% ↗ | 0.080%✓ ↗ |
| Spot taker | 0.100%✓ ↗ | 0.160% ↗ |
| Futures maker | 0.020% ↗ | Not offered |
| Futures taker | 0.050% ↗ | Not offered |
| Cost of a $1,000 spot taker trade | $1.00✓ ↗ | $1.60 ↗ |
| Cost of a $1,000 futures taker trade | $0.50 ↗ | Not offered |
| Fee discount with platform token | 25% ↗ BNB | 50%✓ ↗ MAX |
| BTC withdrawal fee | 0.00002 BTC ↗ | 0.00002 BTC ↗ |
| USDT withdrawal fee | 1.5 USDT✓ ↗ | 3 USDT ↗ |
| Products & features | ||
| Listed coins | 492✓ ↗ | 42 ↗ |
| Max futures leverage | 125× ↗ | Not offered |
| Copy trading | Yes ↗ | Not confirmed |
| Earn / staking | Yes ↗ | Yes ↗ |
| Fiat deposit methods | Card · Bank transfer · P2P · Third-party✓ ↗ | Bank transfer |
| API trading | Yes ↗ | Yes ↗ |
| Mobile app | Yes ↗ | Yes ↗ |
| Trust & regulation | ||
| Licenses & registrations | 6✓ Abu Dhabi (ADGM), UAE, Dubai, UAE, France, Italy, Lithuania, Bahrain | 1 Taiwan |
| Recorded security incidents | 1 ↗ 2019 | Not confirmed |
| Proof of reserves | Yes ↗ | Not confirmed |
| User protection fund | Yes ↗ | Not confirmed |
| KYC required | Yes ↗ | Yes ↗ |
| Founded | 2017 ↗ | 2018 ↗ |
| Headquarters | Not disclosed | Taipei, Taiwan ↗ |
| Access & support | ||
| Interface languages | Not confirmed | 2 zh-TW, en |
| Live chat support | Yes ↗ | Not confirmed |
| Users (exchange’s own claim) | 320M ↗ | Not disclosed |
Green marks the better value in each row: lower fee, more coins, feature present. Rows without a mark are informational only. Unconfirmed values are never compared.
Binance — Regular User tier (below VIP 1). No BNB discount applied. Spot: official trading fee page; futures: USDⓈ-M futures fee page. Withdrawal fees (2026-09-15, public capital config endpoint): BTC 0.00002 BTC on the Bitcoin network (Lightning 0.000001, BSC 0.00000029); USDT 1.5 USDT on TRC20 (cheapest: BSC 0.01). listed_coins = 492 distinct base assets with TRADING status on spot (api/v3/exchangeInfo, 2026-09-15); homepage markets "over 600 cryptocurrencies". Max leverage 125x on USDT-M perpetuals (BTCUSDT), tier-dependent; new accounts capped at 20x for 30 days. active_users_claimed updated to homepage "over 320 million registered users" (previous 250M was Jan 2025 figure). [Withdrawal fees checked 2026-10-28 via public API: BTC 0.00002 BTC on BTC (cheapest: BSC 2.8e-7); USDT 1.5 USDT on TRX (cheapest: BSC 0.01). The exchange adjusts them with network conditions.]
MAX Exchange — Spot-only TWD/crypto exchange; no derivatives, so futures fees are null. VIP 0 tier (30-day volume >= 0 TWD, 0 MAX staked) from the official Fees page (Trading Fees tab, 2026-09-15): maker 0.08% / taker 0.16%. MAX Token payment reduces trading fees by 50% per the Trading Guidelines (not applied). Withdrawal fees from the Transfer Information tab: BTC 0.00002 on the Bitcoin network (BSC-BEP20 0.000001); USDT 3 on TRON-TRC20 (ERC20 0.4). Paying withdrawal fees in MAX gives 10% off (not applied). listed_coins = 42 distinct base assets across 74 markets in the public API (v3/markets). [Withdrawal fees checked 2026-10-28 via public API: BTC 0.00002 BTC on BTC. The exchange adjusts them with network conditions.]
Binance has the lower spot taker fee (0.1% vs 0.16% on MAX Exchange). Maker fees are 0.1% on Binance and 0.08% on MAX Exchange.
Both require identity verification (KYC) before trading.
Binance lists more: 492 coins vs 42 on MAX Exchange (each exchange’s own count).
BTC withdrawal: 0.00002 BTC on Binance vs 0.00002 BTC on MAX Exchange. USDT withdrawal: 1.5 USDT on Binance vs 3 USDT on MAX Exchange.
Binance has 6 recorded license(s) or registration(s); MAX Exchange has 1. A license count is not a safety score.
Every answer is generated from the values above and their official sources — nothing is added that the data does not show.