Best of BTCC
Figures from the fee page and the VIP schedule read on 2 November 2026, not from the guide that still says 0.048%.
- VIP 0 futures: 0.055% taker and 0.03% maker.
- Futures copy trading is charged as the equivalent future. Spot is published separately, at 0.30% / 0.20%.
Areas to improve
The spot place comes from 0.30%, not from futures. The Hong Kong company is not a verified licence.
- The spot taker, 0.30%, sits above the 0.10% group.
- BTCC Limited describes a hosted wallet. The terms that were read carry no country list and no MiCA authorisation.
What we make of BTCC and who it suits
BTCC suits someone comparing futures, not someone looking for the lowest spot taker in this group. The schedule read on 2 November 2026 puts VIP 0 at a 0.055% taker and a 0.03% maker. Spot on the same page is a 0.30% taker and a 0.20% maker, above the 0.10% at Binance or Bybit’s 0.1000% crypto-to-crypto.
Copy trading replicates futures with a fixed or proportional margin. It does not fit as proof that every country is admitted: the terms require legal capacity and exclude sanctions, and they carry no closed list. A visit to the brand is not a signup.
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BTCC Limited, Hong Kong, with no extended licence
The terms read on 2 November 2026 say the contract is with BTCC Limited, a Hong Kong private company, CR No. 1956541. The refund policy in the same document places the address at Unit 9, 9/F, Tower A, New Mandarin Plaza, 14 Science Museum Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. The amendment clause speaks of a revision announced as 02/2022.
That registration number is not a MiCA authorisation and not a licence this profile has checked with another supervisor. A Lithuania, FINTRAC or FinCEN registration is not imported from academy pages that, besides, do not agree on spot. Authorisation stays unknown.
Futures first, published spot and copy trading
The fee page presents perpetual futures margined in USDT, USDC and coin, and futures copy trading. The copy agreement says the order is charged the same way as the same type of trade. Support distinguishes a fixed margin, which does not change with the lead’s size, and a proportional margin.
Spot is on the same table, with a 0.3% taker and a 0.2% maker written on the page for the rows, not only for VIP 0. TradFi at a 0 commission is the announcement of 1 June 2026. It is not mixed with the 0.055% crypto future of November.
0.055% is not spot, and 0.048% is not today’s schedule
VIP 0, on 2 November 2026: futures 0.055% taker and 0.03% maker. VIP 7: 0.015% and 0.01%. The page says the tier updates at 17:00 UTC. An academy guide still prints a 0.048% VIP 0 taker and a range up to 0.06%. That guide is not the response the fee page loads, and it is not used as the current figure.
Spot, at 0.30% / 0.20%, is what places BTCC on the international ranking, after LBank. The lower future does not move it up, because the page orders spot. Perpetual funding sits apart and is not inside these two percentages.
No platform fee on the deposit, a network fee on the withdrawal
The academy guide says a crypto deposit carries no platform fee and that a withdrawal pays the network gas, with no BTCC surcharge in that paragraph. A card purchase can carry a gateway cost. We do not cite a gateway percentage because the guide speaks of an indicative range, not a BTCC fee.
These sources have no SEPA or SPEI table. The withdrawal screen remains the live figure. The 100,000 USDT demo the fee page announces is virtual balance for practice; this profile has not opened it.
A hosted wallet, with no segregation asserted
The terms speak of a hosted digital-token wallet and a fiat wallet inside the account. They do not say, in what was read, that each client’s balance is segregated on-chain, and they do not name a licensed custodian.
The refund policy in the same document treats the service as a cryptocurrency wallet and limits refunds. That is not a restitution guarantee. Until a licence register is read, authorisation stays unknown.
The product, the VIP tier and the screen
See whether the order is spot, a crypto future or TradFi. The 0% announced for TradFi does not lower the 0.30% spot fee and does not replace the 0.055% crypto VIP 0 fee. If the account is not VIP 0, the table lowers the future; spot on the page shows no other tier.
On copy trading, a fixed margin does not inherit the lead’s size. And the country is not inferred from the ranking place: the terms do not carry the list that would be needed to assert it.
What support documents, without a personal test
The copy-trading article explains that the platform opens, closes or adjusts with the lead, and that the trader’s history does not promise the next result. The agreement authorises BTCC to recreate those actions without a prior check on each order. That is the product description, not a session traded for this profile.
The fee page shows the path: VIP requirements by assets or by 30-day volume, and the update time. Registration is not required to cite that structure. No BTCC account has been created.
Spot with some, futures with others
On spot, Bybit publishes 0.1000% crypto-to-crypto, MEXC a standard 0.05% and the Binance, Bitget, Gate and KuCoin Class A group 0.10%. BTCC, at a 0.30% taker, sits above them. LBank has no single figure: its band is 0.1%–0.2%.
On futures, the useful comparison is with a venue that publishes a VIP 0 perpetual, not with Bybit EU’s 0.2500%. This profile does not attribute to Bybit a futures fee that is not on its global spot schedule.
Exchange analysis
BTCC Limited
BTCC’s fee page, read on 2 November 2026, shows spot as a 0.30% taker and a 0.20% maker on the row, with no other tier in that column. The product the page itself emphasises is futures: the VIP schedule loaded that day puts VIP 0 at a 0.055% taker and a 0.03% maker, and VIP 7 at 0.015% and 0.01%. An academy guide still prints a 0.048% VIP 0 taker; that is not the schedule response and is not used here. The TradFi announcement of a 0 commission from 1 June 2026 is another product, not this spot row.
The terms contract with BTCC Limited, Hong Kong, CR No. 1956541, and describe a hosted digital-token wallet linked to the account. The text that was read does not say the assets are segregated and does not name a MiCA custodian. The revision mark in the amendment clause is 02/2022. Authorisation stays unknown: this profile has not opened a licence register to turn the Hong Kong number into permission for another country.
The academy fee guide says a crypto deposit carries no platform fee and that an on-chain withdrawal pays the network fee, not an extra BTCC surcharge in that text. A card purchase can carry the gateway’s fee. These sources have no BTCC SEPA or SPEI table. The fee page does not replace each withdrawal screen.
Who may find it suitable?
BTCC publishes futures as the main product and spot with a higher fee fixed on the page. The contract is with BTCC Limited, in Hong Kong, and authorisation is not verified.
Our review of BTCC
BTCC reads more clearly through futures than through spot. The schedule of 2 November 2026 puts VIP 0 at a 0.055% taker and a 0.03% maker, while spot on the same page is 0.30% and 0.20%. Copy trading uses that futures basis. The entity is BTCC Limited and authorisation stays unverified.
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What fees does BTCC charge?
VIP 0, on 2 November 2026: futures 0.055% taker and 0.03% maker. VIP 7: 0.015% and 0.01%. The page says the tier updates at 17:00 UTC. An academy guide still prints a 0.048% VIP 0 taker and a range up to 0.06%. That guide is not the response the fee page loads, and it is not used as the current figure.
How do deposits and withdrawals work?
The academy guide says a crypto deposit carries no platform fee and that a withdrawal pays the network gas, with no BTCC surcharge in that paragraph. A card purchase can carry a gateway cost. We do not cite a gateway percentage because the guide speaks of an indicative range, not a BTCC fee.
How are assets held?
The terms speak of a hosted digital-token wallet and a fiat wallet inside the account. They do not say, in what was read, that each client’s balance is segregated on-chain, and they do not name a licensed custodian.
What should I check before trading?
See whether the order is spot, a crypto future or TradFi. The 0% announced for TradFi does not lower the 0.30% spot fee and does not replace the 0.055% crypto VIP 0 fee. If the account is not VIP 0, the table lowers the future; spot on the page shows no other tier.