Gate.io Updates Zero-Fee Program Covering Thousands of Trading Pairs
It’s no secret crypto has been volatile lately. To help users navigate the markets, one of the leading crypto exchanges, Gate.io, has extended its zero-fee trading program that covers over 1000 different trading pairs, including Bitcoin, Ether, stablecoins, and more. In addition, Gate.io has made a small change to its zero-fee trading structure.
In the latest update, Gate.io announced that the Delivery Futures market would now have fees again, at -0.015% maker and 0.016% taker fees. However, all other markets with zero-fee trading remain unaffected by the update, and even users at the base VIP level are still eligible for zero-fee trading.
Thousands of trading pairs. No fees.
Gate.io’s zero-fee program is the most all-encompassing of any other crypto exchange, covering more than 1000 different trading pairs across the perpetuals, spot, and fiat trading markets. Furthermore, depending on the market, the no-fee structure applies to maker and/or taker fees in addition to being available on all devices and through the API.
Gate.io’s zero-fee program applies to the following markets and pairs:
- Spot Market: BTC/USDT, /USD, /BTC, /ETH (maker)
- Perpetual Futures: BTC-M (maker & taker)
- P2P: All pairs (buyers & sellers)
The way Gate.io has structured its no-fee setup, users could buy stablecoins with fiat using P2P, trade on hundreds of mainstream or altcoin spot market pairs, and trade on the BTC-M perpetual futures market, all without paying a single fee. This is a huge advantage for traders on Gate.io, especially during the recent periods of market volatility, where they are trying to capture repeated price swings.
Overall, Gate.io has presented an attractive zero-fee structure and is one of the few exchanges to continue offering zero fees. Further, it remains unmatched by any other exchange, some of which only offer zero fees on just one or two spot market pairs. Although Gate.io already minimizes its trading fees outside the zero-fee program, they can still add up when making large orders and dozens or even hundreds of trades. With the zero-fee program, traders looking to take advantage of the market volatility can gain an extra edge and save big.