OKX US published fees are not the FAQ worked example
OKX US lists 0.20% maker / 0.35% taker on okx.com/en-us/fees. The global FAQ example uses 0.08% / 0.1%. Checked 2026-08-30.
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OKX's United States fee page (okx.com/en-us/fees), re-read 2026-08-30, publishes an entry-tier spot maker of 0.20% and taker of 0.35% for the US entity. The same company's global Trading Fee Rules FAQ works a Regular-user example at maker 0.08% and taker 0.1%. Those are two documents, two schedules, two markets — this page does not collapse them into one 'OKX fee'. If you are opening an account that the US page governs, the 0.20% / 0.35% line is the one we can cite for that market.
What each document actually says
The US fee page JSON on 2026-08-30 includes standardMakerFee 0.20% (0.002) and standardTakerFee 0.35% (0.0035).
| Schedule | Maker | Taker | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| OKX US | 0.20% | 0.35% | okx.com/en-us/fees |
| FAQ example | 0.08% | 0.1% | trading-fee-rules-faq |
What each document actually says
- US fee page
The US fee page JSON on 2026-08-30 includes standardMakerFee 0.20% (0.002) and standardTakerFee 0.35% (0.0035).
- Global FAQ example
The global FAQ example sentence is: Trader A (Maker fee: 0.08%; Taker fee: 0.1%) bought 1 BTC. That is a worked example on the help article, not the US entity row.
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- What does OKX charge in the US?
- On the US fee page we cite, entry-tier spot is 0.20% maker and 0.35% taker as of 2026-08-30. Re-open that URL before you trade.
- Why do other sites say 0.08%?
- They are usually quoting a non-US retail example. OKX's own FAQ uses 0.08% / 0.1% in a worked example. We keep that quote on this page and refuse to overwrite the US row with it.
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