Best crypto fee rebate for 2027: Binance, OKX, Bitget and MEXC compared
The highest rebate is on OKX. Of the trading fees your account pays, you get back OKX 60%, Bitget 55%, MEXC 50% and Binance 45%. Each figure is the exchange's own referee discount plus ReturnFee's top-up, combined. The lowest fee you end up paying is a different question, because the exchanges charge different fees to begin with. At the rates read on 2026-10-18, MEXC's net cost is the lowest of the four, and the table below works every one out in dollars.
These are four exchanges ReturnFee has referral links with.
The four rebates side by side
Taker fee, BTC/USDT perpetual futures, standard tier (VIP 0), on $100,000 of monthly volume. Fee paid = volume × taker rate. Net cost = fee paid minus the rebate.
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| Exchange | Back | Taker fee | Fee, $100k | Net cost | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEXC | 50% | 0.020% | $20 | $10 | Every day, auto |
| Bitget | 55% | 0.040% | $40 | $18 | Every day, auto |
| OKX | 60% | 0.050% | $50 | $20 | Every day, auto |
| Binance | 45% | 0.050% | $50 | $27.50 | At 5 USDT total |
Rates from the site's own data: OKX and Binance from their published fee schedules (okx.com/fees, binance.com/fee/futureFee), Bitget from its contract API, all verified 2026-10-18. Bitget's 0.040% applies to accounts that sign up through ReturnFee's link (confirmed 2026-10-07); without it the standard rate is 0.060%. MEXC is the rate the account is charged, verified 2026-10-18. Maker fills cost less and the same arithmetic applies.
Which one is best for you
- Highest percentage back: OKX, 60%.
- Lowest net cost on taker fills: MEXC, $10 per $100,000, then Bitget at $18 when you sign up through ReturnFee.
- Prefer Binance: 45% back still turns $50 of fees into $27.50. The rebate cannot be applied later to a Binance account you have already created, so use ReturnFee's link when you first register.
Liquidity, slippage, VIP tiers and token fee discounts are not in these numbers. The percentages are ReturnFee's published offer and the dollar figures move with your own volume. No return is guaranteed, and if an exchange changes its terms, we update this page.
How the payouts work
Each percentage is the exchange's automatic referee discount plus ReturnFee's top-up, combined. OKX, Bitget and MEXC are paid out automatically, every day. Binance is paid out once your total reaches 5 USDT; a smaller amount is carried into the next payout rather than lost. OKX, Bitget and MEXC payouts go to your exchange account by UID. Binance goes in USDT to the payout address you enter when you link your UID. ReturnFee never asks for a login, password or API key.
Start with the exchange guide
Each exchange has its own walkthrough: OKX, Bitget, MEXC, Binance. The full rate table is on the rates page, every guide is listed under Learn, and you can sign up here. The referral has to be in place before you trade, so register first.
The current links
- okx.com/join/RETURNFEE
- partner.bitget.com/bg/RETURNFEE
- mexc.com/acquisition/custom-sign-up?shareCode=mexc-RETURNFEE
- binance.com/register?ref=RETURNFEE
Frequently asked questions
Which exchange has the best fee rebate in 2027?
At today's rates (read 2026-10-18), OKX has the highest percentage back at 60%, then Bitget at 55%, MEXC at 50% and Binance at 45%. On a $100,000 taker month MEXC has the lowest net cost, $10.
Are these the 2027 rates?
They are today's rates, read on 2026-10-18. If an exchange or ReturnFee changes a rate, we update this page.
How are the rebates paid?
OKX, Bitget and MEXC pay out automatically, every day. Binance pays out once your total reaches 5 USDT, and a smaller amount carries into the next payout.
Can I add a rebate to an exchange account I already have?
No. The referral has to be in place when the account is registered, so sign up through ReturnFee's link first.
What information is needed?
The exchange, your account UID, a contact email and, for Binance, a payout address. ReturnFee never asks for a login, password or API key.