When are crypto fee rebates paid out, and is there a minimum?

It depends on who pays which part. Part of a fee rebate can come straight from the exchange, which credits it to your exchange account on its own schedule; the rest is paid by the rebate service on its own cycle, often only once your balance passes a minimum. With loweef, that second part accrues daily in USDT and is paid out automatically once a day to your exchange UID on BingX, MEXC and OKX as soon as the balance reaches 1 USDT — there is nothing to request.

Two parts, two schedules

The exchange's part. On many exchanges, part of your rebate is credited by the exchange itself, straight into your exchange account, on the exchange's own schedule. It never passes through the rebate service, so you check it in your exchange account.
The service's part. The rest is paid by the rebate service from the referral commission the exchange pays it.

On BingX, for example, 45% of each fee comes back from BingX directly and 15% is paid by loweef — 60% in total. On some exchanges the whole share is credited by the exchange, and the service pays nothing separately.

How loweef pays its part

Accrual: daily, per exchange, in USDT. It is calculated on the fees you paid, whether the trade won or lost.
Minimum: 1 USDT per exchange balance. Below that, the balance keeps accruing and goes out in the first daily run after it reaches the minimum.
Payout: once a day, automatically, to the exchange UID you linked — on BingX, MEXC and OKX. You don't file a withdrawal request.
OKX: the first automatic payout can take a few days while your UID is verified as a recipient.

Arrival times and the full rules are on the payout terms page.

Why the payout goes to your exchange UID

A payout to your UID is an internal transfer inside the same exchange. It doesn't go through a blockchain, so there is no wallet address to enter and no on-chain network fee, and the USDT lands in the account you already trade from. It is also why a rebate service asks for your UID — see why rebate services ask for your UID.

What to check with any rebate service

Who pays which part — the exchange directly, the service, or both.
How often — daily, weekly or monthly cycles all exist.
The minimum — and what happens to a balance below it: carried over, or lost after a while.
Where it lands — your exchange UID or an external wallet, and who pays the network fee.
Whether you have to request it — some services only pay when you file a withdrawal.

If a service is vague on these points, read how to tell whether a rebate service is safe first. How the rebate itself is calculated is covered in what a fee rebate is.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a minimum payout?

With loweef, 1 USDT per exchange balance. Below that, the balance keeps accruing and is sent in the first daily run after it reaches the minimum.

Do I have to request a withdrawal?

No. On BingX, MEXC and OKX the balance is paid out automatically once a day to the exchange UID you linked.

Why don't I see the exchange's part of the rebate in my loweef balance?

Because the exchange credits that part itself, straight to your exchange account on its own schedule. It never passes through loweef, so check it in your exchange account.