Simple, transparent fees.
No hidden charges, no tiered puzzles. Here is exactly what you pay on every Bithood product — the same rates that are applied to your trades.
Buying or selling any spot pair
Charged on the total order value at the moment of execution.
Opening a perpetual position
Charged on the position notional when the position is opened.
Closing a perpetual position
Charged on the position notional at the closing price.
Cross-margin positions
0.10% of notional on open and close, plus 0.02% daily interest on borrowed notional.
Instant coin-to-coin swaps
Deducted from the amount you receive.
Large convert orders
A reduced rate for block-sized conversions.
Adding funds to your account
Bithood does not charge for deposits. Network fees may apply.
Sending funds off the exchange
Set by the blockchain, not by Bithood. Shown before you confirm.
Spot example
You buy $1,000 of BTC at 0.10%. The fee is $1.00, so $1,001.00 is debited in total (or the received BTC is reduced accordingly on a sell).
Futures example
You open a 10x long with $100 of collateral, creating $1,000 of notional. The open fee is $1.00 and the close fee is roughly $1.00 (based on the closing notional).
Good to know
- • Fees are always shown in your order and trade history, including the exact amount charged.
- • On futures, fees are paid from your collateral asset and are separate from profit and loss.
- • Margin positions pay the same 0.10% open/close fee plus 0.02% daily interest on notional while open.
- • Convert fees are taken from the amount you receive, so the quoted output is the amount you actually get.
- • Referred users' fees fund affiliate commissions — your rate is never increased by the referral program.
Fee FAQ
How is the spot fee calculated?
On the full value of the trade. A $1,000 spot order at 0.10% costs $1.00, regardless of whether you are buying or selling.
When is the futures fee charged?
Twice — once when you open the position and once when you close it, each at 0.10% of the position notional. Leverage increases notional, so it increases the fee in dollar terms.
Do you offer maker rebates?
Not currently. Every spot order pays a flat 0.10%, which keeps pricing simple and predictable.
Are there fees on deposits?
No. Bithood charges nothing to deposit. Blockchain network fees may apply when moving funds on-chain.
Where can I see the fee before I trade?
Spot and futures order forms show an estimated fee before you submit. The final fee is always shown in your order and trade history.
Trade with full clarity
Estimate your fees on the order form before you commit, then confirm with confidence.