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Binance vs MEXC

Side-by-side comparison of Binance and MEXC across fees, products, geographic coverage and editorial rating. Data verified quarterly. Where one exchange is the clear leader on a metric, we highlight which — but the right choice for any individual depends on your own jurisdiction, asset mix and use case.

MetricBinanceMEXCWinner
Editorial rating4.7 / 54.2 / 5Binance
Headline taker fee0.10%0.02%MEXC
Headline maker fee0.10%0.00%MEXC
Daily spot + derivatives volume$22.5B$5.5BBinance
User count (millions)240M30MBinance
Spot tradingTie
Futures / perpetualsTie
OptionsBinance
StakingTie
Copy-tradingTie
P2P fiatTie
Crypto cardBinance
Founded20172018Binance
HQCayman IslandsSeychelles

Binance pros

  • Largest spot + futures liquidity worldwide
  • Lowest fee tier with BNB discount
  • 250+ trading pairs
  • Native staking, savings, and copy-trading

Cons

  • Not available to US residents
  • KYC required for fiat deposits
  • Complex UI for first-time users

MEXC pros

  • Zero spot maker fees
  • Listing speed for new tokens is fastest in industry
  • Generous referral commissions
  • Light KYC for low-volume users

Cons

  • Long-tail tokens carry liquidity risk
  • Not available to US users
  • Customer support slow during high-volume periods
Visit BinanceUp to 100 USDT bonus for first depositVisit MEXC$8,000 welcome bonus + 0% maker fees on spot

How we compare exchanges

Editorial ratings reflect a multi-criteria assessment: fee competitiveness, liquidity depth, product breadth, regulatory standing, and security record. Ratings are reviewed quarterly and were last verified against each exchange's published fee schedule and product pages. Some links on this page are affiliate links — if you sign up through them we may earn a commission at no cost to you. This does not influence the ranking; our editorial verdicts are decided before any commercial relationship.

This page is general information, not investment or tax advice. Exchange features, fees, and jurisdictions change — always verify on the exchange's own site before depositing.