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Low Fee Crypto Exchanges 2026 — Lowest Maker/Taker Fees

Low-fee exchanges charge a small maker/taker fee on each trade instead of building a wide spread into the price. The result is a transparent cost — often 0.00% to 0.20% — that drops further as your trading volume grows. This model suits active traders and anyone who trades frequently enough that fees matter. Of the 18 exchanges we track, 10 qualify as low-fee exchanges. The table shows the real combined round-trip cost (maker + taker) so you can compare accurately. Also check network and withdrawal fees with our free exchange check tool. Read our maker vs taker guide to decide which order type fits your trading style.
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10 Low-Fee Exchanges — Combined Cost Compared

ExchangeTaker FeeMaker FeeCombined round-tripMin DepositTop Regulator
Binance 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 FinCEN MSB Check →
OKX 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 MiCA CASP Check →
Bybit 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 VARA Check →
KuCoin 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 FinCEN MSB Check →
Bitfinex 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 El Salvador DASP Check →
Gate.io 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 Registered VASP (multiple jurisdictions) Check →
Bitget 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 MiCA CASP Check →
Bullish 0.1% taker ~0.350% maker 0.450% $0 GFSC (Gibraltar DLT) Check →
Upbit 0.25% taker ~0.350% maker 0.600% $0 FIU (South Korea VASP) Check →
Kraken 0.26% taker ~0.350% maker 0.610% $0 FinCEN MSB Check →

Combined round-trip = maker fee + taker fee on a single trade. Excludes network and withdrawal fees. Learn more about maker vs taker fees →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a low-fee crypto exchange?

A low-fee exchange charges a small maker/taker fee — often 0.00% to 0.20% — on each trade instead of a wide spread. Fees usually drop as your 30-day trading volume rises. For active traders, a low taker fee makes a large difference to total cost.

What is the difference between maker and taker fees?

A maker order adds liquidity to the order book (a resting limit order) and pays the lower maker fee. A taker order removes liquidity (a market order that fills immediately) and pays the higher taker fee. See our full guide.

Which crypto exchange has the lowest fees?

Binance, OKX, Bybit all offer some of the lowest taker fees in our database. The exact rate depends on your volume tier: verify it with our free exchange check tool before opening an account.

Data sourced from official regulator registers and exchange websites, verified 2026-09-16. This page does not constitute financial advice.