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Binance vs HTX: fees, cashback and which to choose

Binance is the world's largest exchange by volume and liquidity; HTX is a long-standing global exchange (formerly Huobi). We compare them on fees, available cashback and which trader profile each suits — plus how to recover part of your fees on both.

Quick comparison

BinanceHTX
Cashback15%18%
Applies toof your trading feesof your trading fees
Countries6+5+
Best fortraders who prioritize maximum liquidity, broad catalog and low base feestraders who want an established exchange with a broad product range

Fees

Binance. Low base fees (spot 0.1%, less with BNB and by volume). The cost leader at high volume.

HTX. Spot fees around 0.2% with HT-token and volume discounts; broad derivatives offering.

Available cashback

HTX offers more cashback (18%) than Binance (15%), so you recover a larger share of every fee you pay. The gap matters most if you trade with volume.

Work out how much you'd recover for your volume with the cashback calculator.

Pros and cons

BinanceBinance

Pros

  • Top market liquidity
  • Very competitive base fees
  • Huge ecosystem (earn, launchpad, etc.)
  • 15% cashback via Omanero

Cons

  • Regulatory restrictions in some countries
  • Cashback slightly lower than other exchanges
HTXHTX

Pros

  • Established brand with years of history
  • Broad spot and derivatives offering
  • Good altcoin catalog
  • 18% cashback via Omanero

Cons

  • Restricted availability in several countries
  • Moderate liquidity versus the leaders

Best for each profile

Choose Binance if you're traders who prioritize maximum liquidity, broad catalog and low base fees. Choose HTX if you're traders who want an established exchange with a broad product range.

Verdict

If your priority is recovering the most fees, HTX leads with 18% cashback. If you value Binance's profile more, you still recover fees at 15%. Best of all: you don't have to choose — use both and earn cashback on each.

Recover fees on Binance and HTX with verifiable payments.

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