BingX vs Coinbase Futures Comparison

Fees, liquidity, funding and safety side by side Updated 13 Oct 2026

Live · updated 20 Oct 2026, 05:36 UTC

24h perp volume $2.97Bvs– Open interest $2.29Bvs– Liquidations (24h) –vs– Perpetual markets 176vs– Taker fee 0.05%vs0.6% Max leverage 125xvs20x

BingX4 of 6Best for lower taker fees, more spot assets and higher leverage

Coinbase2 of 6Best for more licences and cheaper long funding

Coinperps has no live market data for Coinbase Futures right now, so its live figures show as dashes. Fees, facts and scores are current.

BTC funding on BingX vs Coinbase

Last 90 days · 8h equivalent · against the median of every tracked venue

BingX 90d average+0.0055%

Coinbase 90d average+0.0050%

$10K long, 90 days$148 vs $134

Days BingX cheaper31 of 90

The same market on each venue

One perpetual, both order books · live

BTC/USDT

BingX Share or difference50%

Coinbase

Price$82,036Not listed

24h volume$797.5MNot listed

Open interest$683.3MNot listed

Depth ±1%$6.8MNot listed

Funding (8h)+0.0100%Not listed

Long / short1.05Not listed

Liquidations 24h$0Not listed

Coinbase Futures does not list a BTC perpetual in the feed. Funding is an 8-hour equivalent; the lower rate is cheaper for longs. Depth is order book liquidity within 1% of the price.

BingX vs Coinbase head to head

Fees, leverage and licences from each venue's published terms · volume and funding live · the better figure is ticked

Feature	BingX Trade	Coinbase Futures Trade
Fees
Maker fee	0.02%	0.4%
Taker fee	0.05%	0.6%
Markets and liquidity · live
Perpetuals volume (24h)	$2.97B	–
Open interest	$2.29B	–
Liquidations (24h)	–	–
Options volume (24h)	No options	–
Perpetual markets	176	–
Funding now · 8h equivalent
BTC funding rate	+0.0100%	Not listed
ETH funding rate	+0.0083%	Not listed
SOL funding rate	+0.0100%	Not listed
XRP funding rate	+0.0100%	Not listed
Trading
Maximum leverage	125x	20x
Contract types	USDT and USDC	USDC only
Spot assets	1,000	285
Platform type	Centralized	Centralized
Trust and access
Licences and registrations	1Only regulated by FSIC (Lithuania)	6Tier-1 Regulators including FCA (UK), BaFin (Germany), BitLicense (New York), MAS (Singapore), AUSTRAC (Australia), and VASP (Multiple EU countries)
Proof of reserves	Yes Check	Yes
Countries served	150	100
Users	20 Million	120 Million
Headquarters	Singapore	San Francisco, United States
Coinperps score
Overall	7.3/10	6.8/10
Depth & liquidity	8	7
Trading fees	9	3
Assets & features	7	7
Regulation	5	10

BingX or Coinbase: which should you choose?

Choose BingX if

You trade often with market ordersTaker fee: 0.05% vs 0.6%
You also buy and hold spotSpot assets: 1,000 vs 285
You use high leverageMax leverage: 125x vs 20x
You want the higher-rated venue overallCoinperps score: 7.3 vs 6.8

BingX review Trade on BingX

Choose Coinbase if

Regulation matters to youLicences: 6 vs 1
You hold longs for days or weeksBTC funding, 90d avg: +0.0050% vs +0.0055%

Coinbase review Trade on Coinbase

BingX vs Coinbase right now

Over the last 90 days BTC funding averaged +0.0055% per 8 hours on BingX and +0.0050% on Coinbase: a $10,000 long held throughout paid about $148 on BingX and $134 on Coinbase. The two list 0 of the same coins; 114 trade only on BingX and 0 only on Coinbase.

Comparison by Coinperps Research · updated 13 Oct 2026

BingX vs Coinbase FAQ

Live answers use both venues' perpetual markets · updated 20 Oct 2026, 05:36 UTC

Is BingX or Coinbase better for futures trading?

BingX scores higher, 7.3 against 6.8 out of 10. BingX leads on depth and liquidity (8 vs 7) and trading fees (9 vs 3). Coinbase Futures leads on regulation (10 vs 5). The live panels on this page show which one has more volume, deeper books and cheaper funding right now. How we score exchanges.

Which has lower fees, BingX or Coinbase?

BingX charges 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker on perpetual futures at the base tier; Coinbase Futures charges 0.4% and 0.6%. Opening and closing a $10,000 position with market orders costs about $10.00 on BingX and $120.00 on Coinbase Futures, so BingX is cheaper for takers. Both cut fees at higher VIP tiers. Funding payments are separate and go between traders.

Does BingX or Coinbase offer higher leverage?

BingX offers more, up to 125x against 20x on Coinbase Futures. Smaller markets have lower caps on both, and the limit falls as position size grows. At 125x a move of about 0.8% against you is enough to liquidate a position.

Is BingX or Coinbase safer?

BingX lists 1 licences and registrations, including Only regulated by FSIC (Lithuania). Coinbase Futures lists 6, including Tier-1 Regulators including FCA (UK), BaFin (Germany), BitLicense (New York). Both publish proof of reserves, so users can check that customer assets are backed. Rules differ by country, so check that the exchange serves yours before you sign up.

Which has lower funding rates, BingX or Coinbase?

Over the last 90 days BTC funding averaged +0.0055% per 8 hours on BingX and +0.0050% on Coinbase, so longs paid less on Coinbase. BingX was cheaper on 31 of 90 days. Funding goes between traders, and when it is negative shorts pay longs instead. Live funding rates on every exchange.

Which lists more perpetual futures, BingX or Coinbase?

BingX lists more: 176 live perpetual markets against 0. 0 coins trade on both; BTC, ETH, SOL and 111 more only on BingX.

Where are BingX and Coinbase based?

BingX is headquartered in Singapore and reports 20 million users. Coinbase Futures is headquartered in San Francisco, United States and reports 120 million users.

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Live data from both venues' perpetual markets, refreshed every few minutes. Fees are base tier and change with VIP level. Ratings are Coinperps' own. Not financial advice. All 45 comparisons · Methodology