Not rated for EU users. BingX is not authorised under MiCA and is not listed in ESMA’s register of crypto-asset service providers (checked October 2026). This page describes the platform based on its published information; we do not rank or recommend it for EU residents. For authorised alternatives, see our MiCA licence tracker.
BingX is a centralised cryptocurrency exchange that offers spot trading, leveraged futures, copy trading and staking. According to BingX, the company is headquartered in Singapore, and in 2024 it was the shirt-sleeve sponsor of Chelsea FC. Neither fact says anything about its status in the EU: BingX holds no MiCA authorisation, and the MiCA transition period ended in July 2026.
This page summarises what BingX publishes about its products and fees. We do not give it a score.
What BingX offers
- Spot trading in more than 530 coins (BingX figure from 2024)
- Futures with leverage of up to 125x
- Copy trading
- Staking and savings products
Strengths and drawbacks
Strengths
- Large coin selection (over 530 in 2024)
- Copy trading with public trader statistics
- Futures with tiered leverage
- Apps for iOS and Android
Drawbacks
- Not authorised under MiCA in the EU
- Leverage of up to 125x can wipe out a position fast
- Promotions and staking rates change often
Coins and trading pairs
In 2024 BingX listed more than 530 cryptocurrencies across 548 trading pairs, from Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Tether (USDT) to smaller tokens such as Chia Network (XCH) and Honey (HNY). The list changes as coins are added and delisted, so BingX’s own markets page has the current count.
Leverage trading
BingX uses a tiered margin model: the maximum leverage depends on the notional value of the position. According to BingX, leverage goes up to 125x on some contracts. The higher the leverage you pick, the smaller the maximum position size, and the other way round.
Leverage magnifies losses as well as gains. At 125x, a price move of less than 1% against you can liquidate the position. If leverage is new to you, read our guide to how leverage trading in crypto works first.
Copy trading
Copy trading on BingX lets users follow other traders and copy their trades automatically. Before you follow someone, BingX shows that trader’s performance history, risk level and trading style, and you can set stop-loss and take-profit levels for the copied positions.
A lead trader’s past results don’t predict future returns, and copied trades carry the same leverage risk as your own.
Staking
BingX offers staking and savings products. Rates, lock-up periods and eligible coins change with each campaign, so we don’t list them here. Check the live terms on BingX before you lock up any funds.
BingX fees
According to BingX’s published fees (2024), trading fees range from 0.02% to 0.1% depending on the market and order type. Deposits are free, and withdrawal fees vary by coin and network.
| Fee type | According to BingX (2024) |
|---|---|
| Trading fees | 0.02% to 0.1% |
| Withdrawal fees | Varies by coin and network |
| Deposit fees | Free |
Fee schedules change, so check BingX’s current fee page before you trade.
Security
According to BingX, the exchange protects accounts with two-factor authentication (2FA) and keeps most user funds offline in cold wallets. No exchange is immune to hacks or account takeovers. Use a strong, unique password, switch on 2FA and keep no more on any exchange than you are actively trading.
Apps and customer support
BingX runs a web platform and mobile apps for iOS and Android. The apps cover account management, trading, deposits and withdrawals, price alerts and market news. BingX offers support through:
- Live chat
- Social media (X/Twitter, Telegram)
- Help centre and FAQ
What this means for EU users
As of October 2026, BingX does not appear in ESMA’s interim MiCA register, and the transition period for unauthorised providers ended in July 2026. That means BingX is not supervised as a crypto-asset service provider in any EU member state.
If you live in the EU, choose a provider that is authorised under MiCA. Our MiCA licence tracker shows which ones are. For a wider overview, see our guide to crypto exchanges.