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KCEX announced the launch of zero-fee trading on all spot trading pairs and MEME coin futures pairs, effective from November 24, 2024 through September 24, 2026, for all platform users.
KCEX has introduced a zero-fee trading policy for all spot pairs and MEME coin futures pairs, as detailed in its recent announcement. According to the official information, this promotion runs from November 24, 2024, 16:00 UTC through September 24, 2026, 16:00 UTC and is available automatically to all KCEX users without additional registration or requirements. The offer applies to all MEME futures pairs, with both maker and taker fees set to 0%, while abnormal account behavior may result in disqualification. KCEX retains final interpretation rights regarding eligibility or participation in this event.
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All KCEX users are eligible to benefit from zero-fee trading on all MEME coin futures pairs during the promotion period. No special registration or application is required beyond having a KCEX account—simply trade any MEME futures pair between November 24, 2024, and September 24, 2026, to automatically enjoy zero trading fees. Users are advised to maintain regular trading behavior, as abnormal activity may void eligibility. To join KCEX or access your account, use the official sign-up link.
KCEX is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange registered in the Seychelles and overseen by FinCEN in the United States, offering spot and futures trading for digital assets. The platform emphasizes regulatory compliance and security, providing a user-friendly interface and regularly expanding its list of tradable instruments. For more information, see the full broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
For more information about KCEX’s recent developments, see our previous KCEX update on Traders Union, which covered the launch of tokenized SHEIN stock futures trading and new opportunities for users on the platform. Read the details in the earlier news about KCEX.