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MEXC announced a zero-trading-fee campaign on eligible Spot and Futures markets, allowing users to trade certain pairs without incurring maker or taker fees.
MEXC has introduced a zero-trading-fee campaign, referred to as the "0-Fee Fest," which applies to eligible Spot and Futures markets. Under this campaign, users can trade a broad selection of pairs—including cryptocurrencies, commodities, and tokenized stocks—without incurring maker or taker fees, and the benefit is applied automatically without the need for additional registration or meeting trading volume requirements.
The zero-fee program excludes institutional accounts, market makers, project teams, and API users, and does not stack with other fee promotions. Liquidation fees are not waived, and the policy will remain in effect unless future announcements indicate a change. The broker also cites various security measures and operational efficiencies to support the fee structure.
To participate in MEXC's zero-fee campaign, users must have a verified regular account (institutional, market maker, project team, and API accounts are excluded). No registration or special application is required; simply log in and trade eligible Spot or Futures pairs—zero maker and taker fees will be applied automatically. For more information or to start, users can register via the official sign-up link. Terms, eligibility exceptions, and ongoing details are available on the MEXC platform.
MEXC is a cryptocurrency exchange established in 2018 and registered in Singapore, focusing on crypto-to-crypto trading with over 120 supported digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tether USD. The platform also provides P2P exchange services, access to cryptocurrency ETF funds, staking and holding options for additional income, and an affiliate program. For further details, visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
For a recap of recent developments, our earlier news about MEXC detailed the broker’s introduction of four pathways to access Wall Street markets. Find more information in the previous MEXC update on Traders Union.