Bitget Product Fees FAQ (Copy Trading, Trading Bots, Stock, and Gold Trading Fees Explained)

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This article provides an overview of Bitget’s product fees, covering spot and futures trading, copy trading, trading bots, margin, funding, withdrawals, and other related fees.

 

1. What are Bitget's spot trading fees?

The standard spot trading fee on Bitget is 0.1% for both makers and takers, dropping to 0.08% when you pay fees using BGB. Fees can be reduced further through VIP tier upgrades.

 

2. What are Bitget's futures trading fees?

The standard futures fee is 0.02% for makers and 0.06% for takers, calculated as Order value × Fee rate, where Order value = Number of contracts × Price per contract. Example: a 1 BTCUSDT contract closed at 40,000 USDT would incur a 24 USDT taker fee or an 8 USDT maker fee.

 

3. What is Bitget's fee structure?

Bitget's fee structure spans several categories: spot trading fees (0.1%/0.1%, or 0.08% with BGB), futures trading fees (0.02%/0.06%), margin interest (varies by token, discounted for VIPs), funding fees on perpetuals (8-hour interval), copy trading profit-share fees, and network-based withdrawal fees. P2P trading and Convert transactions are zero-fee.

 

4. What are the fees for Bitget copy trading?

Followers on Bitget copy trading pay a profit-sharing fee — typically 10% to 20% of realized profit — to the elite/lead trader they copy, in addition to standard trading fees and (for futures copy trading) funding fees. The profit-share percentage is set by each lead trader and is only charged when a copied trade closes in profit; no fee is deducted from losing trades.

 

5. Is the Bitget trading bot free to use?

It depends on the bot type. Self-configured bots — Spot Grid, Futures Grid, and Position Grid — do not have a separate subscription fee; only the standard spot or futures trading fee applies to each.