BingX vs Bitget — Which Is Better? Fees, Staking & Winner
BingX: USDT withdrawal via TRC20 — $1.50; Bitget via TRC20 — $1.50. ETH staking: 6.0% vs 1.5%. Live data, updated every 10 min.
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Bitget leads on 2 of 3 criteria against 1 for BingX — the rest are close enough to call a draw. Which of them matters depends on what you need the exchange for.
On staking rates, across the coins both exchanges actually list, BingX is ahead of Bitget. If passive income is the priority, the edge is on its side.
Bitget has a lower average USDT fee across shared networks with withdrawals open than BingX. The result may differ on an individual network.
Scorecard
| Criteria | BingX | Bitget | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Staking Coverage (coins) | BingX28 | Bitget373 | Winner Reference |
| Best Rates (top-10 coins) | BingX9 | Bitget0 | Winner BingX |
| Avg USDT fee on shared networks | BingX$0.62 | Bitget$0.54 | Winner Bitget |
| Funding Coverage (coins) | BingX505 | Bitget631 | Winner Reference |
| Network Availability | BingX47.1% | Bitget91% | Winner Bitget |
| Coins in the fee database | BingX1893 | Bitget4844 | Winner Reference |
Rows marked “Reference” show catalogue width — the size of the listing, not the quality of the exchange — and do not count towards the overall result. The result comes from three substantive criteria: staking rates, average withdrawal fee and network availability.
The table shows the average USDT fee across the same set of networks where both exchanges allow withdrawals and publish a fee. The summary shows the fee on the named network (TRC20 first, then other networks), not the absolute minimum. The cheapest transfer between these exchanges is calculated separately and requires deposits on the receiving side.
Which one for which job
An overall score decides little: the two exchanges win on different axes. Here is which ones, with the number next to each.
Everything for one coin
Rate, withdrawal and funding per coin at once: BingX on the left, Bitget on the right.
| Coin | Staking APR | Withdrawal, cheapest network | Funding per 8h |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC staking | Staking APR 4.00% / 0.15% | Withdrawal, cheapest network under $0.01 / under $0.01 BTC / BTC | Funding per 8h +0.0100% / +0.0050% |
| ETH staking | Staking APR 6.00% / 1.50% | Withdrawal, cheapest network under $0.01 / under $0.01 BASE / ARBITRUM | Funding per 8h +0.0085% / +0.0042% |
| USDT staking | Staking APR 8.00% / 4.00% | Withdrawal, cheapest network $0.01 / $0.01 APTOS / BSC | Funding per 8h — / — |
| USDC staking | Staking APR 5.00% / 2.28% | Withdrawal, cheapest network free / free BSC / APTOS | Funding per 8h — / +0.0044% |
| SOL staking | Staking APR 10.00% / 2.80% | Withdrawal, cheapest network $0.01 / under $0.01 SOL / SOL | Funding per 8h +0.0086% / +0.0037% |
| BNB staking | Staking APR 2.00% / 0.50% | Withdrawal, cheapest network under $0.01 / under $0.01 BSC / BSC | Funding per 8h +0.0100% / +0.0050% |
| XRP staking | Staking APR 1.00% / 0.36% | Withdrawal, cheapest network $0.20 / $0.20 XRP / XRP | Funding per 8h +0.0100% / +0.0100% |
| GRAM staking | Staking APR — / 3.81% | Withdrawal, cheapest network $8.00 / $0.02 TON / TON | Funding per 8h — / +0.0050% |
| ADA staking | Staking APR 5.00% / 1.00% | Withdrawal, cheapest network $0.50 / $0.80 ADA / ADA | Funding per 8h +0.0040% / -0.0029% |
| DOGE staking | Staking APR 3.00% / 0.30% | Withdrawal, cheapest network $0.62 / $4.00 DOGE / DOGE | Funding per 8h +0.0089% / -0.0003% |
| HYPE staking | Staking APR — / — | Withdrawal, cheapest network under $0.01 / $0.01 HYPEREVM / HYPEREVM | Funding per 8h +0.0042% / +0.0004% |
This pair has no data for that coin.
The fee is the cheapest network with withdrawals open at each exchange; the networks are named separately below the numbers because they often differ. A dash means “not in our data”, not “unsupported”.
How these two differ
BingX vs Bitget is rarely a spot-trading question. Both venues build their storefront around other people's trades rather than their own terminal, so the comparison that matters is a copy-trading one: what a manager takes, how faithfully your order repeats theirs, and how much you must put up.
The profit share is published as a ceiling on both sides, and both come dated. The Bitget tier table of 29 December 2023 caps an elite trader at 10% on Bronze and 20% on Legend. BingX rebuilt its ladder on 22 May 2025 — 10% Bronze, 16% Silver, 20% Gold, 32% Diamond — settles perpetual shares weekly and lets Silver and above set their own figure inside their level. Read them as caps, not prices: each trader picks a number underneath, so the real one lives on the trader card. Checked 10 September 2026 — policy, and policy gets republished.
Execution rules diverge further than the percentages. A Bitget follower starts from 50 USDT, chooses between diverse follow (cross margin, 10x by default) and smart copy, which inherits the trader's leverage and margin mode, and lives with one blunt rule: if an elite trader opens more than one position within two seconds, only the first order is copied. BingX allows up to 20 followed traders, mirrors leverage and margin mode by default, and rejects the order outright when those settings clash, when margin is short, or when the fill price runs past the slippage limit you set; a paid zero-slippage option pins your fill to the trader's at a fee that moves with the market.
What we measure ourselves is in the tables on this page. The withdrawal lists overlap only in part: 978 coins are on both, 926 only on BingX and 3905 only on Bitget, counting coins with withdrawal data in the Yieldo database. A copied perpetual also pays funding at every settlement — a cost line beside the profit share, not inside it; see the BingX funding history.
Which one suits you
- → you want a portfolio of managers rather than one: the copy-trading rules of 14 May 2025 allow following up to 20 traders at the same time
- → fill parity is worth paying for — the zero-slippage option matches your execution price to the trader's, and anything outside your slippage limit is rejected instead of filled
- → the coins you trade sit on the shorter list: 926 of them are on BingX and not on Bitget, among coins with withdrawal data in our base
- → you are testing copy trading with a small ticket: the documented minimum to follow a trader is 50 USDT (follower guidelines of 12 December 2023)
- → you want the manager's ceiling to be lower — the tier table of 29 December 2023 tops out at 20% for a Legend trader
- → breadth of the withdrawal list matters: 3905 coins with withdrawal data in our base are here and not on BingX
Access and verification
These terms change more often than the numbers above: every fact carries a check date and a source link.
| Criteria | BingX | Bitget |
|---|---|---|
| Verification (KYC) | BingXRequired | BitgetRequired |
Without verification trading, deposits, fiat rails and Launchpad are closed — only withdrawals remain, capped at 20,000 USDT per 24 hours. Advanced verification opens the rest and raises the 24-hour withdrawal cap to 5,000,000 USDT; some regions apply their own limits.
Since 1 September 2023 Level 1 verification is mandatory for new accounts; users registered earlier were given until 1 October 2023. After that an unverified account keeps withdrawals, order cancellation, subscription redemption and position closing — opening new trades is blocked.
This is not legal advice. Exchanges change their rules without notice — check the terms on the platform itself before funding an account.
How to move USDT from BingX to Bitget
What it costs to move $1 000 in USDT over the cheapest route that is actually open right now.
| Network | BingX fee | Bitget fee | BingX → Bitget | Bitget → BingX |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| APTOS on BingX: APT | 0.01 | 0.03 | open | open |
| TON | 0.017 | 0.15 | open | open |
| BSC on both: BEP20 | 0.15 | 0.01 | open | open |
| ARBITRUM on Bitget: ARBITRUMONE | 0.5 | 0.1 | open | open |
| POLYGON | 0.8 | 0.07 | open | open |
| ETH on both: ERC20 | 1 | 2 | open | open |
| SOL | 1 | 0.5 | open | open |
| TRC20 | 1.5 | 1.5 | open | open |
| OPTIMISM | 1 | 0.014 | unavailable for this amount | unavailable for this amount |
A route requires open withdrawals at the sender and deposits at the receiver on the same network and in the same token form. Selection requires a known fee and a withdrawal minimum compatible with 1,000 USDT. The fee shown is the sender withdrawal fee; verify the terms at both exchanges before transferring.
The direction measured on this page is BingX to Bitget: BingX pays the withdrawal fee, Bitget credits the deposit. Nothing passes through an intermediary, so the whole cost is the sending network's fee.
- Pick a network open on both ends — withdrawals enabled on BingX, deposits enabled on Bitget. The pair shares 85 such USDT networks, and the cheapest rail in this direction is the APTOS one.
- Weigh the fee against the size of your transfer. On $1,000 in USDT this route costs 0.01 USDT, about 0.001% of the amount — a share that grows sharply on small transfers.
- Copy the Bitget deposit address for that exact network. A TRC-20 address will not accept a BEP-20 transfer, and such mistakes are not always recoverable.
- Check the minimum withdrawal amount: on small tickets it decides more than the fee does.
- Send, then follow confirmations in the block explorer. Either side can pause a network for maintenance, so re-check the route table instead of trusting a rail that worked last week.
Going the other way, the cheapest rail may be a different one — fees are set per exchange and per network, and Bitget withdrawal fees shows that side in full.
Withdrawal reliability
Share of networks closed for withdrawal right now, and how many times withdrawals actually closed over the last 30 days.
Withdrawal fee database coverage
This compares Yieldo withdrawal fee records, not the full trading listings. A missing record does not mean the exchange lacks the coin, its markets or Earn products.
Staking Rate Comparison
| Coin | BingX APR | Bitget APR |
|---|---|---|
| BTC staking | 4.00% | 0.15% |
| ETH staking | 6.00% | 1.50% |
| USDT staking | 8.00% | 4.00% |
| USDC staking | 5.00% | 2.28% |
| SOL staking | 10.00% | 2.80% |
| BNB staking | 2.00% | 0.50% |
| XRP staking | 1.00% | 0.36% |
| GRAM staking | — | 3.81% |
| ADA staking | 5.00% | 1.00% |
| DOGE staking | 3.00% | 0.30% |
Rates over 90 days
A headline APR is one point in time. This shows what it actually hovered around for three months and how often it moved.
| Coin | BingX | Bitget | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Now | Average | Range | Changes | Now | Average | Range | Changes | |
| BTC | 4.00% | 4.00% | 4.00–4.00 | 0 | 0.15% | 0.56% | 0.15–1.88 | 13061 |
| ETH | 6.00% | 6.00% | 6.00–6.00 | 0 | 1.50% | 1.42% | 1.30–1.50 | 1 |
| USDT | 8.00% | 8.00% | 8.00–8.00 | 0 | 4.00% | 3.91% | 1.88–7.67 | 13062 |
| USDC | 5.00% | 5.00% | 5.00–5.00 | 0 | 2.28% | 3.21% | 1.80–6.66 | 13063 |
| SOL | 10.00% | 10.00% | 10.00–10.00 | 0 | 2.80% | 2.75% | 2.00–3.50 | 13131 |
| BNB | 2.00% | 2.00% | 2.00–2.00 | 0 | 0.50% | 0.50% | 0.50–0.50 | 0 |
| XRP | 1.00% | 1.00% | 1.00–1.00 | 0 | 0.36% | 0.38% | 0.36–3.80 | 96 |
| GRAM | — | — | — | — | 3.67% | 1.49% | 0.50–5.74 | 1840 |
| ADA | 5.00% | 5.00% | 5.00–5.00 | 0 | 1.00% | 1.03% | 1.00–1.71 | 59 |
| DOGE | 3.00% | 3.00% | 3.00–3.00 | 0 | 0.30% | 0.30% | 0.30–0.32 | 2 |
| HYPE | — | — | — | — | 0.62% | 0.36% | 0.30–5.16 | 260 |
A change means the value moved between samples, not the sample itself: polling records the rate regularly, and without that collapse "changes" would simply equal the number of readings.
Withdrawal Fee Comparison
Each row compares one coin on one shared network; fees are in units of that coin. BTC includes only Bitcoin and the separate SegWit option; BTC representations on BSC, X Layer and other chains are excluded. The network and token form must match the receiving address details. Open withdrawals do not guarantee open deposits.
| Coin | Network | BingX | Bitget |
|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | BTC |
0.00004
BTC
|
0.00002
BTC
|
| ETH | ARBITRUM |
0.0001
ARBITRUM
|
0.000002
ARBITRUMONE
|
| ETH | BASE |
0.000004
BASE
|
0.000042
BASE
|
| ETH | BSC |
0.0002
BEP20
|
0.000005
BEP20
|
| ETH | ETH |
0.0004
ERC20
|
0.00004102
ETH
|
| ETH | OPTIMISM |
0.0001
OPTIMISM
|
0.00008203
OPTIMISM
|
| ETH | ROBINHOOD |
0.0006
ROBINHOOD
|
0.000004
ROBINHOOD
(Disabled)
|
| ETH | STRK |
0.000004
STARKNET
(Disabled)
|
0.00001
STARKNET
|
| ETH | ZKSYNC_ERA |
0.000005
ZKSYNCERA
(Disabled)
|
0.00004
ZKSYNCERA
|
| USDT | APTOS |
0.01
APT
|
0.03
APTOS
|
| USDT | ARBITRUM |
0.5
ARBITRUM
|
0.1
ARBITRUMONE
|
| USDT | BSC |
0.15
BEP20
|
0.01
BEP20
|
| USDT | ETH |
1
ERC20
|
2
ERC20
|
| USDT | OPTIMISM |
1
OPTIMISM
(Disabled)
|
0.014
OPTIMISM
|
| USDT | POLYGON |
0.8
POLYGON
|
0.07
POLYGON
|
| USDT | SOL |
1
SOL
|
0.5
SOL
|
| USDT | TON |
0.017
TON
|
0.15
TON
|
| USDT | TRC20 |
1.5
TRC20
|
1.5
TRC20
|
| USDC | APTOS |
0.01
APT
|
Free
APTOS
|
| USDC | ARBITRUM |
0.5
ARBITRUM
|
0.14986
ARBITRUMONE
|
| USDC | ARC |
1.5
ARC
|
0.02
ARC
|
| USDC | AVAX |
0.01
AVAX-C
|
0.056
AVAXC-CHAIN
|
| USDC | BASE |
0.02
BASE
|
0.099907
BASE
|
| USDC | BSC |
Free
BEP20
|
Free
BEP20
|
| USDC | ETH |
1
ERC20
|
1.998122
ERC20
|
| USDC | OPTIMISM |
0.3
OPTIMISM
|
0.05
OPTIMISM
|
| USDC | POLYGON |
0.5
POLYGON
|
0.12
POLYGON
|
| USDC | SOL |
1
SOL
|
0.5
SOL
|
| SOL | SOL |
0.01
SOL
|
0.001
SOL
|
| BNB | BSC |
0.0005
BEP20
|
0.00005
BEP20
|
| XRP | XRP |
0.2
XRP
|
0.2
XRP
|
| GRAM | TON |
8
TON
|
0.02
TON
|
| ADA | ADA |
0.497
ADA
|
0.8
CARDANO
|
| DOGE | DOGE |
0.615
DOGE
|
4
DOGE
|
| HYPE | HYPEREVM |
0.00017
HYPEREVM
|
0.0125011
HYPEREVM
|
Funding Rate Comparison
The main rate is normalized to 8 hours: current rate × 8 / exchange interval. Below it are the original rate and interval, plus a simple annualized equivalent. This is an extrapolation, not a payment forecast. Positive: longs pay shorts; negative: shorts pay longs.
| Coin | BingX | Bitget |
|---|---|---|
| BTC |
0.0100%
+0.0100% per 8 h
10.95% annualized
|
0.0050%
+0.0050% per 8 h
5.48% annualized
|
| ETH |
0.0085%
+0.0085% per 8 h
9.31% annualized
|
0.0042%
+0.0042% per 8 h
4.60% annualized
|
| USDC | — |
0.0044%
+0.0044% per 8 h
4.82% annualized
|
| SOL |
0.0086%
+0.0086% per 8 h
9.42% annualized
|
0.0037%
+0.0037% per 8 h
4.05% annualized
|
| BNB |
0.0100%
+0.0100% per 8 h
10.95% annualized
|
0.0050%
+0.0050% per 8 h
5.48% annualized
|
| XRP |
0.0100%
+0.0100% per 8 h
10.95% annualized
|
0.0100%
+0.0100% per 8 h
10.95% annualized
|
| GRAM | — |
0.0050%
+0.0050% per 8 h
5.48% annualized
|
| ADA |
0.0040%
+0.0040% per 8 h
4.38% annualized
|
-0.0029%
-0.0029% per 8 h
-3.18% annualized
|
| DOGE |
0.0089%
+0.0089% per 8 h
9.75% annualized
|
-0.0003%
-0.0003% per 8 h
-0.33% annualized
|
| HYPE |
0.0042%
+0.0042% per 8 h
4.60% annualized
|
0.0004%
+0.0004% per 8 h
0.44% annualized
|
Funding on average
Annualised percentages from the average rate over 7 and 30 days. The current rate moves every few hours; the average is a property of the venue.
| Coin | BingX | Bitget | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 days | 30 days | 7 days | 30 days | |
| ADA | +5.24% | +8.62% | -0.86% | +2.45% |
| BTC | +9.10% | +7.55% | +6.66% | +6.59% |
| DOGE | +8.56% | +10.20% | +3.78% | +8.40% |
| ETH | +8.24% | +7.81% | +6.22% | +7.42% |
| HYPE | +5.14% | +4.26% | +3.35% | +2.33% |
| SOL | +6.69% | +7.31% | +3.15% | +4.80% |
| XRP | +5.75% | +8.87% | +4.60% | +7.98% |
Arbitrage Opportunities
Current price spreads between BingX and Bitget.
| Coin | Buy On | Sell On | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|
| CRO | Bitget | BingX | 6.34% |
| BLUAI | Bitget | BingX | 1.92% |
| AB | Bitget | BingX | 1.33% |
| PROPS | BingX | Bitget | 1.02% |
| KAS | BingX | Bitget | 1.02% |
| ML | BingX | Bitget | 0.77% |
| Q | BingX | Bitget | 0.54% |
| PRL | Bitget | BingX | 0.52% |
| VIRTUAL | Bitget | BingX | 0.35% |
| WIF | BingX | Bitget | 0.35% |
FAQ
Which one is better for copy trading, BingX or Bitget?
How much of my profit does the lead trader take?
Do I pay trading fees on top of the profit share?
Why does a copied order sometimes not open at all?
Is verification required to copy traders?
How do I move funds from BingX to Bitget?
What to choose
Bitget leads on 2 of 3 criteria against 1 for BingX — the rest are close enough to call a draw. Which of them matters depends on what you need the exchange for.