OKX Fee Calculator
Pick a business line (spot, or perpetual and dated futures), enter how much USD you traded on it over the last 30 days and how much of that was Maker, and the calculator works out your fees at each OKX tier, plus your net cost at an assumed fee discount you enter (0–20%). Spot and futures don't share a fee schedule, so if you trade both, run each one separately and add the results. The calculation runs locally in your browser and the numbers you type aren't uploaded; fee tables checked October 2026.
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A referral code entered at sign-up can give up to 20% off trading fees, subject to OKX's current terms. It can only be entered when you create the account. Ours is below; OKX pays us a referral commission if you use it, and your fees don't go up because of it.
Referral codeOK18866 (enter manually if needed)
Six tiers, live comparison (Spot)
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| Tier | Threshold (assets or 30-day volume) | Maker | Taker | Your fee | Saving at the assumed discount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regular user | assets < $100K and volume < $1M | 0.080% | 0.100% | $9.00 | $1.80 |
| VIP1 | assets ≥ $100K or volume ≥ $1M | 0.0675% | 0.080% | $7.38 | $1.48 |
| VIP2 | assets ≥ $200K or volume ≥ $5M | 0.060% | 0.070% | $6.50 | $1.30 |
| VIP3 | assets ≥ $2M or volume ≥ $10M | 0.055% | 0.065% | $6.00 | $1.20 |
| VIP4 | assets ≥ $5M or volume ≥ $20M | 0.030% | 0.045% | $3.75 | $0.75 |
| VIP5 | assets ≥ $20M or volume ≥ $100M | 0.025% | 0.035% | $3.00 | $0.60 |
★ The highlighted row is the tier you selected. Rates and thresholds change with the "Product" switch above. Thresholds look at assets or 30-day volume, and meeting either one counts; each business line is assessed separately, with the highest tier reached applying to all of them. OKX's current published fee page is the source of truth.
Things to get straight before using the calculator
1. Where the up-to-20% comes from
Under OKX's affiliate programme, an affiliate assigns a rate to the people who sign up with its code; OKX's Affiliate FAQ puts that rate at 0% to 20%. Separately, OKX pays the affiliate (here, this site) a referral commission; the trading fees you pay don't go up because of it. The rate that applies to you is set by OKX's terms at the time and shown in your account — we don't promise any fixed figure on OKX's behalf.
2. Why "applying a referral code after the fact" doesn't work
The code can only be entered when the account is created; OKX's Affiliate FAQ says a failed registration binding can't be re-bound to an affiliate afterwards. If you already have an OKX account, don't count on attaching a referral code to it. Anyone who claims they can "add a discount to your existing account" is running a scam.
3. Check the calculator against this worked example
Say you trade 10,000 USD on each of spot and futures, entirely as Taker (drag the Maker share down to 0%):
- Spot: 10,000 × 0.100% = 10 USD;
- Futures: 10,000 × 0.050% = 5 USD;
- Total fees across both lines: 15 USD.
Enter a discount rate of 0% / 10% / 20% and the net cost comes out at 15 / 13.5 / 12 USD respectively. Compare those three numbers against the calculator output — if they don't line up, you've most likely got the wrong product selected, or the Maker share isn't at zero.
4. Limitations worth stating plainly
- One business line at a time — spot and futures fees differ by several times over, so work each one out separately and add them up; don't pool the volumes and run them through one schedule.
- You pick your own tier — this page doesn't know your account assets or trading history, so the wrong tier gives you the wrong number. Tiers are assessed separately per business line, with the highest one reached applying to all of them.
- The discount rate is an assumption you typed in — 20% is the most a referral code can give, the actual rate is whatever your OKX account shows, and the saving here is an estimate rather than a promise.
- OKX promotions — if OKX is running a fee coupon or new-user offer when you trade, those aren't modelled here.
- Options, block trades and fiat rails aren't covered — those have their own charging rules; this page covers spot plus perpetual and dated futures only.
What the numbers look like on the regular-user tier
Below VIP 1 (assets under 100K USD and 30-day spot volume under 1M USD) you pay the standard rates. All Taker, at 0.100%:
- 5,000 – 20,000 USD of 30-day spot volume costs $5 – $20 in fees;
- $100K of 30-day spot volume costs $100.
At those sizes, using limit orders that rest on the book (Maker, 0.080%) changes the bill as much as a discount does — try moving the Maker share above and compare.
FAQ
What is the OKX spot Taker fee?
Regular-user spot is Maker 0.080% / Taker 0.100% (assets under 100K USD and 30-day volume under 1M USD). VIP1 is 0.0675% / 0.080%, VIP2 is 0.060% / 0.070%, and the comparison table above covers the rest. Futures run on a separate schedule: regular user Maker 0.020% / Taker 0.050%. OKX's currently published fee page is the source of truth.
How much can a referral code save in fees?
Up to 20% off trading fees, subject to OKX's current terms; OKX's Affiliate FAQ puts the rate passed on to invitees at 0% to 20%, and the rate that applies to you is what your account shows. To see what a given rate means for your volume, enter it in the discount field above. More detail in the referral-code explainer.
Is this calculator accurate?
The fee tables were checked against OKX's published fee page in October 2026. Tiers look at 30-day volume or assets for each business line separately, with the highest tier reached applying to all of them; this page has you pick your tier manually and doesn't work out which one you're in. If OKX adjusts its fees, the numbers here go stale — before trading, go by OKX's official fee page and what the order screen shows. The calculator is for educational estimation only and is not investment advice.
Does the calculator collect my data?
The calculation runs locally in your browser and the numbers you type aren't uploaded.
How do I calculate futures / options fees?
Switch "Product" at the top of the page to perpetual and dated futures and the fee table swaps to the futures schedule (regular user Maker 0.020% / Taker 0.050%). Spot and futures have to be worked out separately and then added: 10,000 USD of volume on each, all Taker, is 10,000 × 0.100% = 10 USD on spot and 10,000 × 0.050% = 5 USD on futures, so 15 USD in total. Options and block trades have their own rules and aren't covered here.