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Maker: an order that rests in the order book until someone trades against it.
Taker: an order that fills immediately against existing orders, such as a market order.

Costs and terms
What to compare	BitgetFull review → Visit Bitget · Opens in a new tab Invitation code at sign-up	MEXCFull review → Visit MEXC · Opens in a new tab Referral code at sign-up

Service type	Crypto	Crypto

Products and trading types	Spot and USDT-M futures trading. The product and instrument determine fees, margin requirements and risk.	Spot, futures (perpetual, up to 200x on some pairs), copy trade, stock futures, pre-market trading, grid bots Per the official announcements page

Spot maker fee	0.2 % Base BTC/USDT rate from the official API. Check your account’s VIP tier and BGB fee-payment terms separately.	0 % According to the official fee guide. Rates may vary by region and trading pair. A zero fee is not cost-free trading.
Spot taker fee	0.2 % Per the official API data for BTC/USDT at the base tier.	0.05 % Base spot rate. The 20% MX discount requires access to the feature, activation and an MX balance; some pairs are excluded.
Futures maker fee	0.02 % Per the official API data for the BTCUSDT contract at the base tier. Excludes periodic funding.	0 % This figure covers BTCUSDT website or app orders only and does not apply to other contracts or API orders.
Futures taker fee	0.06 % Per the official API data for the BTCUSDT contract at the base tier.	0.02 % For BTCUSDT website or app orders only, the maker fee is 0%. This is not a rate for other contracts or API orders. Rates may vary by region and account tier. Excludes periodic funding.

Deposit methods		Crypto transfer; credit/debit card (Visa, Mastercard); Apple Pay; Google Pay; bank transfer (SEPA for EUR, SWIFT for USD, BLIK for PLN); third-party channels; P2P All fiat purchases require Advanced KYC; MEXC charges no service fee on card or bank transfer, the bank may charge

Card purchase limit per transaction		5,000 USD Equivalent; daily maximum 10,000 USD
SEPA deposit limit per transaction		20,000 EUR KYC users from supported countries; daily maximum 200,000 EUR

Platforms	Web / iOS / Android	Web / iOS / Android / Windows app
Check with the provider	Visit Bitget · Opens in a new tab Invitation code at sign-up	Visit MEXC · Opens in a new tab Referral code at sign-up

Service and entity
Bitget	MEXC
Service type
Crypto	Crypto

Products
Bitget	MEXC
Products and trading types
Spot and USDT-M futures trading. The product and instrument determine fees, margin requirements and risk.	Spot, futures (perpetual, up to 200x on some pairs), copy trade, stock futures, pre-market trading, grid bots Per the official announcements page

Fee structure
Bitget	MEXC
Spot maker fee
0.2 % Base BTC/USDT rate from the official API. Check your account’s VIP tier and BGB fee-payment terms separately.	0 % According to the official fee guide. Rates may vary by region and trading pair. A zero fee is not cost-free trading.
Spot taker fee
0.2 % Per the official API data for BTC/USDT at the base tier.	0.05 % Base spot rate. The 20% MX discount requires access to the feature, activation and an MX balance; some pairs are excluded.
Futures maker fee
0.02 % Per the official API data for the BTCUSDT contract at the base tier. Excludes periodic funding.	0 % This figure covers BTCUSDT website or app orders only and does not apply to other contracts or API orders.
Futures taker fee
0.06 % Per the official API data for the BTCUSDT contract at the base tier.	0.02 % For BTCUSDT website or app orders only, the maker fee is 0%. This is not a rate for other contracts or API orders. Rates may vary by region and account tier. Excludes periodic funding.

Deposits and withdrawals
Bitget	MEXC
Deposit methods
	Crypto transfer; credit/debit card (Visa, Mastercard); Apple Pay; Google Pay; bank transfer (SEPA for EUR, SWIFT for USD, BLIK for PLN); third-party channels; P2P All fiat purchases require Advanced KYC; MEXC charges no service fee on card or bank transfer, the bank may charge

Costs and service terms
Bitget	MEXC
Card purchase limit per transaction
	5,000 USD Equivalent; daily maximum 10,000 USD
SEPA deposit limit per transaction
	20,000 EUR KYC users from supported countries; daily maximum 200,000 EUR

Access and currencies
Bitget	MEXC
Platforms
Web / iOS / Android	Web / iOS / Android / Windows app

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