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Maker, taker and withdrawal fees across major exchanges — spot or futures.
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About IntelliCompare
New to an exchange and not sure where to open an account? This lays the majors side by side — Binance, OKX, Bybit, KuCoin, MEXC, Kraken and Coinbase — on the numbers that actually decide cost: spot or futures maker and taker fees, what a market order of your size really costs, the cheapest network to withdraw USDT, and the headline leverage cap on futures. Switch between spot and futures, set your typical order size, and the table re-sorts to show the cheapest venue for how you trade.
How to use
- Choose spot or futures
- Enter the size of a typical market order
- Read the table, sorted by fee — the cheapest taker is highlighted
- Export a branded PDF or copy the summary
FAQ
Are these the fees I'll actually pay?
They're the published base (VIP0) maker/taker fees with no token or volume discounts — the realistic starting point for a new account. Higher volume, holding the exchange token, or your region can lower them, so confirm on the exchange.
Why is the taker fee the one highlighted?
Most beginners use market orders, which pay the taker fee. If you place limit orders that rest on the book, you pay the (usually lower) maker fee shown alongside.
What about the withdrawal column?
It shows the cheapest network each exchange offers to withdraw USDT, in USDT. Moving funds off an exchange is a real cost people forget — IntelliConvert breaks a specific transfer down in full.
Do you rank by anything other than fees?
No hidden ranking — the order is purely the fee column you pick. The short notes (liquidity, selection, security) are context, not a score, and never depend on any partner relationship.