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MEXC review: fees and leverage

An option for users who want to trade crypto spot at low cost or crypto futures with leverage, rather than forex pairs on MT4 or MT5.

MEXC is a cryptocurrency exchange offering spot, USDT-M and Coin-M futures. The official fee page lists spot maker 0% and taker 0-0.05%, futures maker 0-0.01% and taker 0-0.04%, and futures leverage up to 500x depending on the pair. It is not a forex broker and is excluded from this site's forex rankings.

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Safety information3.7
Fees4.4
Leverage4.6
Offers3.8
Support3.9
Usability4.2
MAX. FUTURES LEVERAGE
Futures up to 500x* (varies by pair)
SPOT FEES
Spot maker 0% / taker 0-0.05%
MINIMUM DEPOSIT
Not stated uniformly (depends on funding method and currency)
PLATFORMS
MEXC app and web trading

MEXC: pros and limitations

Potential advantages

  • Spot maker fees are 0%, with a 20% discount when fees are paid in MX token
  • Futures leverage up to 500x depending on the pair, with isolated or cross margin
  • Japanese website, help centre and live support are available

Points to check

  • As a crypto exchange it does not offer MT4, MT5 or forex pairs
  • Leverage limits differ by pair and high leverage carries a large liquidation risk
  • Operating entity, registration and asset custody details must be checked in the terms of use

MEXC: safety information

To judge whether an exchange is safe to use, check the operating entity and its registration, how client assets are held (for example proof of reserves), and the terms of use. The headline marketing claim is not enough.

ENTITY AND REGISTRATION
Confirm the operating entity and registration in the terms of use and legal pages. Some exchanges do not state a single entity on the public site.
CLIENT ASSETS
Review the exchange's published custody information and any proof of reserves (PoR).
LIQUIDATION RULES
Futures positions are force-closed when margin falls below the maintenance level. Check isolated and cross margin rules.
INFORMATION REVIEWED
3 September 2026

This is an editorial review of published information. It does not guarantee safety, withdrawals or any trading outcome. Exchanges not registered with Japan's Financial Services Agency fall outside domestic investor-protection schemes. The entity, terms and official support shown at registration take priority.

Who MEXC may and may not suit

May suit

  • Users buying and selling crypto spot at low cost
  • Traders who want leveraged crypto futures
  • Users who want to start with copy trading or demo trading

May not suit

  • Users who want to trade forex pairs on MT4 or MT5
  • Anyone who wants to avoid the liquidation risk of high-leverage trading

MEXC trading products and fees

Spot, USDT-M futures, Coin-M futures are described in the exchange's published information. Fees change with VIP tier, token discounts, campaigns and region.

Figures are taken from the official fee page (3 September 2026) and may change. The fee shown on the trading screen takes priority. Source: official fee page.

MEXC leverage and liquidation

The published maximum futures leverage is Futures up to 500x* (varies by pair). The maximum does not apply uniformly to every pair, position size or verification level.

Liquidation

Positions are force-closed when margin falls below the maintenance level. With isolated margin only the margin assigned to the position is at risk; with cross margin the whole futures balance is.

Individual limits

Pair, position size, KYC status and risk limits during volatile markets can lower the cap. The trading screen and current terms take priority.

Read the leverage and liquidation guide →

Platforms and support

Platforms

MEXC app and web trading

Check API access and usage conditions in the current terms.

Support

Japanese website, help centre and live support available

Response time, channels and scope can vary. Use the official channel for account-specific issues.

MEXC deposits and withdrawals

Before depositing

  • Fees and confirmation times differ by method (crypto transfer, card, P2P).
  • Futures trading requires a transfer from the spot wallet to the futures wallet.
  • Use the same network at both ends and test with a small amount first.

Before withdrawing

  • Withdrawal limits depend on the verification level.
  • Check the destination address and network before submitting.
  • Use official support for the status of an individual withdrawal.

How to open a MEXC account

  1. 01

    Open the registration page

    Register with an email address or phone number and enter the verification code.

  2. 02

    Complete identity verification (KYC)

    Follow the in-app guidance. Deposit and withdrawal limits depend on the verification level.

  3. 03

    Deposit

    Transfer crypto, or buy with a card or via P2P, to fund the account.

  4. 04

    Choose a product and trade

    Trade spot, or transfer funds to the futures wallet and set leverage and margin mode before trading futures.

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MEXC FAQ

Can I trade forex pairs on MT4 or MT5?

No. MEXC is a crypto exchange, not a forex broker. It does not offer MT4, MT5 or currency pairs.

Can I deposit Japanese yen directly?

Check the deposit screen. Many overseas exchanges do not accept bank transfers in yen; transferring crypto from a domestic exchange, or buying with a card or via P2P, is the usual route.

Does this review guarantee a withdrawal or trading result?

No. It is an editorial summary of published information. Official terms and support take priority for any account-specific issue.

EDITORIAL CONCLUSION

Zero-fee spot trading and futures up to 500x on a crypto exchange

An option for users who want to trade crypto spot at low cost or crypto futures with leverage, rather than forex pairs on MT4 or MT5.

Review the operating entity, current fee schedule, liquidation rules, funding routes and any campaign conditions before opening an account.

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