Bitget fee rebate: 55% of your Bitget trading fees, back to you.
Trade Bitget futures under a ReturnFee referral and 55% of the trading fee your account pays comes back to you, paid partly by Bitget's own automatic referee discount and the rest by ReturnFee. Bitget payback is calculated from what Bitget's own affiliate API reports for your UID. This page works out what that means in real fees and real dollars, using Bitget's own published fee schedule.
Bitget's real fee, read from its own page
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| Symbol | Maker | Taker | Source | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC/USDT perpetual, standard tier (VIP 0) | 0.020% | 0.060% | Bitget contract API | 2026-10-18 |
| BTC/USDT perpetual, signed up through ReturnFee's code | 0.020% | 0.040% | Bitget affiliate settings | 2026-10-07 |
Rate read live from Bitget's own contract API, verified 2026-10-18. The taker rate is the one that applies to most retail order flow; the maker rate is lower and applies to resting limit orders that add liquidity.
What 55% back is worth in dollars
Take a trader running $50,000 in monthly Bitget futures volume, entirely at the taker rate:
- Standard taker fee: $50,000 × 0.060% = $30.00 that month.
- Fee paid with ReturnFee's code: $50,000 × 0.040% = $20.00 that month.
- Total back to the trader: $11.00, 55% of the $20.00 in fees that month, paid partly automatically by Bitget and the rest by ReturnFee. Net cost: $9.00.
Scale this arithmetic to your own volume: at $500,000 monthly volume the same math gives $200.00 in fees (against $300.00 at the standard rate) and $110.00 back (55%); at $5,000 monthly volume it gives $2.00 in fees and $1.10 back. The percentage is fixed by ReturnFee's own published rebate offer; the dollar amount moves with your own trading volume, not with any promise about returns.