How to Calculate OKX Contract Trading Fees: A Complete Guide

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OKX categorizes users into regular and professional tiers based on trading volume. Regular users are further classified by their OKB holdings, while professional users are segmented by trading volume. These tiers determine the trading fees for the next 24 hours, with separate rates for maker (pending orders) and taker (immediate orders).


1. Fee Calculation Formulas

Tier 1 Example:

Coin-Margined Contracts

Example: Opening 100 BTC contracts at $10,000 as a taker:
(100 × 100 / 10,000) × 0.0005 = 0.0005 BTC

USDT-Margined Contracts

Example: Opening 100 BTC contracts at $10,000 as a taker:
(100 × 0.01 × 10,000) × 0.0005 = 5 USDT


2. Fee Rate Structure

Perpetual Contracts (Major Cryptos)

BTC, ETH, LTC, and other top cryptocurrencies follow tiered fee schedules.

👉 View detailed fee breakdown


3. Key Concepts Explained

OKB Total Holdings

Calculated across sub-accounts (excluding savings products).

Sub-Account Inheritance

Sub-accounts inherit the fee tier of their parent account after 24:00 HKT.

30-Day Trading Volume

Maker vs. Taker

Liquidation Fees

Charged at the taker rate of the user’s current tier.

Daily Withdrawal Limits

Tied to fee tiers and identity verification levels. Exceeding limits requires customer support approval.


FAQs

Q: How often are fee tiers updated?
A: Tiers adjust daily based on the prior 30-day trading volume and OKB holdings.

Q: Do sub-accounts have independent fee tiers?
A: No, they inherit the parent account’s tier after a 24-hour delay.

Q: Are liquidation fees negotiable?
A: No, they’re fixed at the taker rate of your current tier.

Q: Can I increase my withdrawal limit?
A: Yes, via higher identity verification or contacting OKX support.


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