What it does
BingX offers spot crypto trading, Convert, trading bots and a separate demo environment, alongside futures products. Trading requires a BingX account. The customer agreement excludes US and Canadian users, and card purchases require identity verification.
Learn the controls with Demo Trading
BingX separates spot trading, conversion and automated spot strategies from its futures products. Demo Trading uses virtual assets, so it is a way to learn the trading controls before considering a live account balance. It does not show how reliably a strategy will perform with real money.
Charges depend on the product
The fee schedule lists perpetual futures execution at 0.02% for maker orders and 0.05% for taker orders before VIP adjustments. Futures can also have funding payments between participants. Spot fees are listed separately; withdrawal charges and minimums change with the selected token and network costs.
For card purchases, BingX supports Visa and Mastercard with 3D Secure. The first purchase requires identity verification, and charges depend on the issuing region and card provider.
The agreement requires an account and excludes users from the US and Canada, with other restricted jurisdictions covered by its disclaimer. Copy trading and bots repeat instructions; they cannot guarantee a profit, and crypto or leveraged trades can lose the account funds.
Strengths
- Demo Trading uses a separate virtual-asset environment
- Spot, conversion and futures have distinct interfaces
Watch out for
- US and Canadian users are excluded by the customer agreement
- Card purchases require identity checks and can add payment fees
- Futures funding and withdrawal charges are separate from execution fees
Best for
- Eligible users learning BingX order controls in the demo environment
Sources
- BingX customer agreement (Oct 27, 2026)
- BingX fee schedule (Oct 27, 2026)
- BingX bank-card purchase FAQ (Oct 27, 2026)