exchanges for derivative trading

[cafter]

what are the best exchanges for trading derivatives? with low fee and also non KYC and KYC required.
and please share crypto withdrawal fee if possible. specifically for usdt.

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[Oshosondy]

Most of the exchanges are requiring verification now. This year alone, Bybit, Kucoin and OKX made KYC mandatory.

The ones that I have used and that I am satisfied with. I will list them as I like them: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Huobi global and Kucoin.

Withdrawal fee on Kucoin is higher on the exchangs I listed, but I do not know if it would still be like that after KYC.

Read this in details. For non KYC centralized exchanges: Current list of exchanges without KYC

You can use those like Uniswap, Pancakeswap too to trade derivative. But I do not use it. Be careful of these decentralized exchanges, they can be hacked too.

[Vivageneviv]

Most of the exchanges are requiring verification now. This year alone, Bybit, Kucoin and OKX made KYC mandatory.

The ones that I have used and that I am satisfied with. I will list them as I like them: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Huobi global and Kucoin.

Withdrawal fee on Kucoin is higher on the exchangs I listed, but I do not know if it would still be like that after KYC.

Read this in details. For non KYC centralized exchanges: Current list of exchanges without KYC

You can use those like Uniswap, Pancakeswap too to trade derivative. But I do not use it. Be careful of these decentralized exchanges, they can be hacked too.

Not sure if OP fancies DEX but personally I like to stick to CEX for obvious reasons. Speaking of KYC, it's been heluva season in the market as many exchanges now mandate KYC verification but Bitget, Mexc and a few others have stayed non mandatory. The withdrawal fee on Bitget is also minimal and asides Derivatives they are like the biggest Copy Trading CEX

[dansus021]

if you have usdt and want to go trade derivatives like futures trade without signup and kyc you can go to a Decentralized Exchange like pancakeswap or DYDX there is also a list but I'm not using all of it here https://captainaltcoin.com/decentralized-exchanges-margin-leverage-trading/ you can also do your own research first.

if you want go to centralized exchange bingx is the exchange who dont need KYC if you have limited usdt withdraw tho Its been a long time im not using it

[MusaMohamed]

what are the best exchanges for trading derivatives? with low fee and also non KYC and KYC required.
and please share crypto withdrawal fee if possible. specifically for usdt.

Derivative exchanges
https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/derivatives/
https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges/derivatives

Non KYC exchanges
https://kycnot.me/
Read their Changelog.

Best crypto derivatives exchanges with Fees, Supported Contracts Compared and more.

[@sriyan]

what are the best exchanges for trading derivatives? with low fee and also non KYC and KYC required.
and please share crypto withdrawal fee if possible. specifically for usdt.

There are a few options you can try out.

1. Bitmex: You need KYC verification for withdrawals.
2. Bybit:  It offers the non-KYC option for trading.
3. Binance: It offers both KYC and non-KYC accounts, with different withdrawal limits depending on the verification level.

Also, you can find the fee structure provided on the respective exchange in their fee schedule sections.

[AbuBhakar]

what are the best exchanges for trading derivatives? with low fee and also non KYC and KYC required.
and please share crypto withdrawal fee if possible. specifically for usdt.

Binance has low fees if you will use BNB to pay transaction fee. FTX is once the best exchange for trading derivatives because it has a very low base maker and taker fee and you can have discount up to 60% if you hold certain amount of FTT tokens). I think Bybit and Binance is currently the best exchange for trading derivatives because they have a low base fee and can be discounted using their native tokens.

I suggest to invest on exchange native tokens if you really want to save a lot of fees on trading especially on derivatives that has a very high fee due to leverage.

[palle11]

I know of DerivGo. I think it is a different platform though and they require KYC up to last level of documentation and tax payment if need be or a prove of some sort. It uses meta5 trading channel and of course you can demo. You can trade FX pairs on it, commodities, synthetics, crypto etc .

[disconnectme]

A part from Binanace, Bitfinex and maybe one or two exchanges in the space I won't recommend you trade derivative there, MXC is the worst exchange in the space and if you trade derivatives there you will end up losing, it is a shitty exchange, no to little liquidity, the way they calculate their funding is scam and you won't even understand, if you want to trade derivatives just move to Decentralized exchange if you do not want to KYC

[Bitcoin_Arena]

You might want to check out the new players in the derivatives trading game
MEXC and Bitget, they seem to be a little bit relaxed with KYC, but you might get a few issues with the market liquidity of contract pairs.

There is also Phemex. Fairly old like Bybit but with not so many trading pairs as the likes of MEXC.

5️⃣FTX
Pros: Innovative products and features, high liquidity.
Cons: Limited selection of cryptocurrencies for trading.

Which world are you from?

So you want to tell us that you don't know what happened to FTX?
Perhaps you should update your list. A lot of misleading and inaccurate information in there.

[GreatArkansas]

Most of the exchanges are requiring verification now. This year alone, Bybit, Kucoin and OKX made KYC mandatory.
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Most trusted centralized exchanges became KYC exchanges after all especially Bybit and Kucoin. So for me, doing KYC will force you to do so to continue trading with them because if you don't want you will end up using a decentralized exchange will take higher fees compared to these centralized exchanges.

For me, Kucoin and Bybit are good which is what I am using right now. If you want to use decentralized, you can use GMX which is already available on Arbitrum and Avalanche chains. I suggest do use the Arbitrum as they have higher TVL.

[libert19]

There are plenty on Ethereum and on it's side chains, plus new ones keep popping up. Here's a thread mentioning some of them: No-kyc Derivatives Exchanges list. I have personally used/using Pika, Helix, DYDX (They are building their own blockchain now, so is offline at the moment, testnet is live) and Polynomial.

Only disadvantage I have found is they tend to have less number of coins supported compared to cex, but if you hover around a few you'll get what you are looking for. Good luck!

[1vane]

1️⃣Binance Futures
Pros: Wide range of trading pairs, high liquidity.
Cons: Limited options for advanced order types.

2️⃣BitMEX
Pros: Offers high leverage options, advanced trading features.
Cons: No support for fiat deposits or withdrawals.

3️⃣Bybit
Pros: User-friendly interface, competitive fee structure.
Cons: Limited selection of cryptocurrencies.

4️⃣Kraken Futures
Pros: Reliable and reputable exchange, customizable trading interface.
Cons: Lower liquidity compared to some other exchanges.


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[mk4]

Not sure about low fees, but if you want non-custodial derivatives trading: Synthetix/Lyra, GMX, dYdX (personally I only use GMX). You can try no-KYC CEXs but they're pretty much inevitable to implement KYC so I'd stay away from them as much as possible.

[nelson4lov]

what are the best exchanges for trading derivatives? with low fee and also non KYC and KYC required.
and please share crypto withdrawal fee if possible. specifically for usdt.

You can check out MXC or kucoin. Last time I checked, it was possible to trade on those exchanges without KYC.  But in today's crypto market, you won't get away much from. KYC as it's enforcement is across the board so it's much harder to evade KYC. If you chose to do KYC, be sure to do so on prominent exchanges. These smaller exchanges usually get hacked or become insolvent so it's always better to keep the security of your assets on top of your priority list.