Two scopes, not two discounts
Binance, regular user: 0.100% maker and 0.100% taker, or 0.075% if it pays in BNB. That figure is from the binance.com schedule, not from a European CASP.
The OKX fees already in its profile belong to OKX Europe Limited. We do not rewrite them here or turn them into an international OKX fee. Someone looking for the European number should read the OKX profile; someone looking for Binance’s should read the global row.
A different authorisation
OKX Europe Limited is in the ESMA file this site already uses for the EEA. Binance has no row in the reading of 2 November 2026. Its May announcement assigns spot to Nest Exchange Limited and custody to Nest Clearing and Custody Limited, without us reopening the FSRA register.
That is why Binance does not enter the Europe ranking and OKX does not enter the international ranking: there is, in this batch, no checked international OKX schedule separate from the European one.
What can be said about moving funds
Binance charges no crypto deposit and the withdrawal is a network fee. OKX’s EEA deposits and withdrawals are in its profile and are not pasted here as if they applied to Binance.
A European OKX bank transfer does not budget a Binance crypto transfer.
How to use the two profiles
If you trade in the EEA and the account is OKX Europe’s, stay on the OKX profile and the European ranking. If the account you are offered is global Binance, the starting number is a 0.100% taker, with the BNB and USDC-pair caveats.
There is no active affiliation for either in this comparison. OKX keeps the link disabled.