Bybit After the Fee Discount Disappeared (2026)
Bybit used to stack a discount and a rebate. The discount is gone, which leaves the highest listed taker fee in the table fully exposed.
Bybit used to stack a discount and a rebate. The discount is gone, which leaves the highest listed taker fee in the table fully exposed.
The Binance payback rate fell in the September revision, widening the gap to the cheapest venue. That gap is what deep order books cost you.
Gate Card advertises up to 8% cashback in points. Each tier carries an annual cap, and 1.3% in combined fees means the entry tiers are net negative.
EdgeX has the cheapest listed taker fee in the table and no payback at all, which leaves it with one of the highest effective costs.
OKX and BingX carried the same payback rate until the September revision. Here is where the two separate, recalculated on current figures.
Bybit Card advertises up to 10% cashback, but most of the world cannot apply and EEA non-VIP holders now earn a flat 1%. Here is where it is issued and what the change is actually worth.
Bitget cuts the fee by 50% first, then pays back 50% of what is left. The two steps multiply: taker drops from 0.06% to 0.015% and maker to 0.005%, the lowest of the seven TetherBase exchanges.
Tria will not let you create an account without a referral code. But the code is the easy part – the real question is whether the card fee ever pays itself back, and official terms answer it.
Gate’s 70% payback takes the taker fee from 0.05% to 0.015%. Bitget pays back only 50% and lands on exactly the same number. Here is why, with all seven TetherBase exchanges compared on one yardstick.
Jupiter Card charges no deposit fee and pays 2% cashback, but its FX fee is 1% or 1.8% depending on whether Rain or DCS issued your card – and you do not get to choose.