BinanceBingX
Trading fees (base tier)
Spot maker0.1%0.1%
Spot taker0.1%0.1%
Futures maker0.02%0.02%
Futures taker0.05%0.05%
Markets (live)
Coins listed1,1891,222
Coins with perpetuals744992
Coins with spot pairs812627
24h volume$72.26B$6.72B
Coins only here527 coins trade on both662695
New listings (detected live)
Last 30 days894
Last 90 days894
Safety and access
Proof of reservesYes · monthlyYes · monthly
Licenses2Abu Dhabi (ADGM) authorisation to operate (December 2025), Japan: re-entered via acquisition of Sakura Exchange (November 2022)3Australia: AUSTRAC digital currency exchange registration, Lithuania: FCIS VASP registration (MiCA authorisation pending), ISO/IEC 27001 and PCI DSS 4.0.1 certifications
Restricted regions7 regionsUnited States (served by separate Binance.US), Canada, Netherlands, United Kingdom (new sign-ups closed), European Union (no MiCA licence since July 2026)…11 regionsUnited States, United Kingdom, Canada, Singapore, Netherlands…
HeadquartersNo official headquarters; operates through regional entities (e.g. Abu Dhabi, Japan)Singapore (as reported by media; operating entity BingX SG Pte. Ltd.)
Exchange tokenBNB—
Incidents on record41
Binance or BingX?
Binance and BingX are compared here on what matters when you choose where to trade: base trading fees, how many coins each lists, how quickly they add new ones, perpetual prices and funding on the coins both list, and safety signals such as proof of reserves and restricted regions. Live numbers update from the exchanges' public market data; fees and policies were checked against each exchange's own pages.
Binance lists 1,189 coins and BingX 1,222. 527 coins trade on both, 662 only on Binance and 695 only on BingX. In the last 30 days Binance added 8 new coins and BingX 94.
Fees above are base-tier rates before VIP levels and token discounts; Binance offers 2 discount options and BingX offers 2 discount options. Availability depends on where you live, so check the restricted regions before signing up.