BTCC Trading Fees
BTCC trading fees (spot maker/taker, futures), KYC requirements and regulatory status — data with sources.
Data reviewed byJason Lee About us → BTCC fees in brief
- Spot trading on BTCC costs 0.2% maker and 0.3% taker: a $1,000 market order (taker) pays $3.00, a $1,000 limit order that rests on the book (maker) pays $2.00.
- Among 20 exchanges with a confirmed spot taker fee, 15 charge less and 0 charge the same; the median is 0.1%.
- Futures on BTCC cost 0.03% maker and 0.055% taker, charged on position size: $0.55 per $1,000 as taker, $0.30 as maker. Futures fee breakdown →
- Among 17 exchanges with a confirmed futures taker fee, 9 charge less and 2 charge the same; the median is 0.05%.
- Withdrawal fees on the default network: 1.5 USDT for USDT, 0.0001 BTC for BTC. Withdrawal fee breakdown →
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Fees
How these numbers were read
Fees — VIP 0 (no deposit requirement) from the official Fees & VIP page: futures taker 0.055% / maker 0.03%, spot taker 0.3% / maker 0.2%. Coupon-based fee coverage not applied. Max leverage: 250x per the current homepage headline ("up to 250x"); an older newsroom AMA post mentions 500x on BTC/ETH/XRP/DOGE/SOL, not recorded because the live site states 250x. Users = "11M Registered Users" on the official About page. kyc_required = false: the official KYC guide states live trading is not restricted by verification level (KYC only raises deposit/withdrawal limits). insurance_fund = the BTCC "Risk Reserve Fund" (covers negative balances). earn_staking = BTCC Earn flexible savings (not on-chain staking). No official page names an HQ city. Withdrawal fees from the official Fees page, Deposits & Withdrawals tab: BTC 0.0001 BTC on the Bitcoin network; USDT 1.5 USDT on TRON (TRC20) (ERC20/BEP20 2; cheapest Solana 1). BTCC states the main net may adjust the fee without notice. Withdrawal fees checked 2026-09-23; the exchange adjusts them with network conditions. Re-verified 2026-10-19 by weekly review in-browser: Fees & VIP table VIP 0 row Futures Taker / Maker "0.055% / 0.03%" (previously recorded 0.048% taker), Spot "0.3% / 0.2%" unchanged.
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Full specification
| Fees | |
|---|---|
| Spot maker | 0.200% ↗ |
| Spot taker | 0.300% ↗ |
| Futures maker | 0.030% ↗ |
| Futures taker | 0.055% ↗ |
| Cost of a $1,000 spot taker trade | $3.00 ↗ |
| Cost of a $1,000 futures taker trade | $0.55 ↗ |
| Fee discount with platform token | No platform token |
| BTC withdrawal fee | 0.0001 BTC ↗ |
| USDT withdrawal fee | 1.5 USDT ↗ |
| Products & features | |
| Listed coins | 300 ↗ |
| Max futures leverage | 250× ↗ |
| Copy trading | Yes ↗ |
| Earn / staking | Yes ↗ |
| Fiat deposit methods | Card ↗ |
| API trading | Yes ↗ |
| Mobile app | Yes ↗ |
| Trust & regulation | |
| Licenses & registrations | 3 United States, Canada, Lithuania / EU |
| Recorded security incidents | Not confirmed |
| Proof of reserves | Yes ↗ |
| User protection fund | Yes ↗ |
| KYC required | No ↗ |
| Founded | 2011 ↗ |
| Headquarters | Not disclosed |
| Access & support | |
| Interface languages | Not confirmed |
| Live chat support | Yes ↗ |
| Users (exchange’s own claim) | 11M ↗ |
Frequently asked questions
What are BTCC’s spot trading fees?
BTCC charges 0.2% maker and 0.3% taker on spot trades at the base tier. A $1,000 taker order costs $3.00 in fees.
Does BTCC offer futures, and what are the fees?
Yes. BTCC’s futures fees are 0.03% maker and 0.055% taker. Maximum leverage is 250×.
Does BTCC require KYC?
No. BTCC does not require identity verification (KYC) to place orders.
How much does it cost to withdraw from BTCC?
Recorded withdrawal fees on BTCC: 0.0001 BTC for BTC and 1.5 USDT for USDT. Fees depend on the network used.
Is BTCC licensed or regulated?
BTCC has 3 recorded license(s) or registration(s): United States, Canada, and Lithuania / EU.
How many coins does BTCC list?
BTCC states 300 listed coins on its official pages.
Every answer is generated from the values above and their official sources — nothing is added that the data does not show.