OKX fees: check your account and trade history
Check OKX rates before an order and reconcile the actual deduction afterward. Follow the product, account-rate and MTOWN benefit checks in order.
Before ordering, check these in order
Choose the product and trading pair
Distinguish spot, USDT-margined futures and crypto-margined futures. Open the official fee page for the same product and pair.
Record maker/taker rates for your tier
Check the tier and pair grouping shown for your signed-in account. Do not import a rate from a different product or group.
Reconcile fill size and fee currency
Spot and derivatives can settle fees differently. Read quantity units, liquidity role and the deducted currency together.
Confirm MTOWN and separate costs
Check referral attribution and the actual rate. Keep perpetual funding or margin borrowing interest separate from trading commissions.
| Market | Maker | Taker | MTOWN benefit wording |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spot | 0.08% | 0.10% | 20% fee discount |
| Futures | 0.02% | 0.05% | 20% fee discount |
Important
These are representative baseline figures maintained by Margin Town. Your exchange account's live fee page is the final source of truth because VIP levels, product types and promotions can change the effective fee.
Open OKX official fee information →After a fill, reconcile four fields
Match the selected product, executed value, maker/taker role and deducted fee for the same fill. Unfilled order value is not part of the execution-fee calculation.
| Field | What to record |
|---|---|
| Product and pair | Spot/contract type and settlement currency |
| Execution | Filled quantity × execution price |
| Applied rate | Maker or taker rate for this fill |
| Deduction | Fee amount and currency; funding/benefits separately |
When the amount differs from expectations
The displayed fee looks unusually small or large
First check whether it is a USDT amount or a crypto quantity. Normalize the unit before dividing by executed notional.
Pairs have different rates at the same tier
Check the product and pair grouping in the official fee schedule.
Contract count differs from BTC quantity
Read the contract size, multiplier and quantity unit in the specification. Contract count is not automatically BTC quantity.