MEXC has 0% fees — does a fee rebate still apply?

A fee rebate is a share of the trading fees you actually pay, so it only applies where a fee is charged. On MEXC futures the standard maker fee is 0% and the taker fee is 0.04%: zero-fee maker orders generate nothing to rebate, while taker orders do — on loweef, 55% of each MEXC trading fee comes back to you, accruing daily in USDT.

Why 0% and a rebate do not add up to "more than free"

Rebates are funded by the affiliate commission an exchange pays on the fees your account generates. If an order pays no fee, there is no commission behind it and nothing to share. That is why no honest rebate service can pay you on top of a genuinely zero fee.

Where MEXC still charges fees

Futures taker orders — market orders and limit orders that fill immediately pay the taker fee (0.04% standard)
Futures maker orders — at the standard 0% maker fee there is nothing to rebate
Promotional zero-fee pairs or campaigns — when MEXC runs them, those trades carry no fee for their duration; check MEXC's own announcements for current terms

Most active futures trading mixes both order types, so the taker side is where a rebate matters. If you are unsure which of your orders count as taker, see maker vs taker fees.

Exchange	Total rate	Welcome boost	Effective taker
AlphaX	65%	—	0.0175%
BingX	60%	70%	0.0200%
OKX	50%	60%	0.0250%
MEXC	55%	65%	0.0180%

Is MEXC still worth linking?

If you trade mostly with market orders, yes — the rebate applies to every taker fee from the first trade. If you only ever post maker orders at 0%, a rebate adds little on MEXC, and comparing effective fees across exchanges is the better question.

Figures are estimates based on MEXC's published fee schedule and loweef's current partner rate; actual fees vary with VIP tier and campaign terms.

MEXC may apply a different futures maker fee in some regions (such as parts of Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America). Go by the rate shown on your trading screen.

Frequently asked questions

Do I get a rebate on MEXC zero-fee trades?

No. A rebate is a share of the fee you paid; if a trade carries no fee, there is nothing to rebate. Taker trades that do pay a fee are rebated as usual.

Which MEXC futures orders pay fees?

At the standard schedule, taker orders pay 0.04% and maker orders pay 0%. Promotional zero-fee pairs, when running, follow MEXC's own campaign terms.

How much of my MEXC fee comes back?

On loweef, 55% of each MEXC trading fee you pay is returned, accruing daily in USDT, with no minimum volume.