BingX referral code guide
How to sign up on BingX with code FM9ROY
- Open the BingX invite link on this page. It points to bingxdao.com/invite/FM9ROY.
- Check that the address bar shows the domain you clicked and not a look-alike, then begin registration.
- Use an email or phone number and set a password.
- Confirm that FM9ROY appears in the invitation field. The code includes the letter O, not the number zero.
- Enter the verification code, finish setup, and enable two-factor authentication.
- Before copying any trader, review your fee rate on a small manual trade.
What the BingX referral code gives you
FM9ROY gives up to 20% off eligible BingX trading fees. BingX is a social trading platform with copy trading, so many users never place their own orders. They follow a strategy instead, and every position that strategy opens is charged to their account.
In that situation the referral discount works quietly in the background. A follower cannot control how often a copied trader opens and closes positions, so lowering the cost of each trade matters more than it does for someone who trades rarely. The profit share you pay a copied trader is a separate charge, so read BingX's copy-trading terms for how it is calculated.
BingX trading fees explained
BingX spot fees are 0.1% maker and 0.1% taker. A $2,000 purchase costs $2.00, or $1.60 with FM9ROY.
Futures fees are 0.02% maker and 0.05% taker. A $12,000 market order costs $6.00 base and $4.80 with the code. If a copied strategy opens and closes that size twice a day for 20 days, it creates 80 fills. At taker rates that is $480 in base fees against $384 with the referral, a $96 difference over the month.
Spot users see a smaller effect. Twenty $2,000 purchases a month total $40,000 and cost $40.00 at base, or $32.00 with FM9ROY. Over a year the spot saving is $96, the same amount the copied futures strategy above saves in a single month. That contrast shows where the code pays off on BingX: on futures, especially when someone else decides how often to trade.
If you use both products, register once with FM9ROY. The referral is attached to the account rather than to one product, and a single small trade on each side will show you the rate you are being charged.
Who BingX is best for and not for
Best for
- People who want social or copy trading as their main way of using an exchange.
- Futures users who want a 0.05% taker rate rather than the 0.06% charged by many mid-size exchanges.
- Followers of high-turnover strategies, where per-trade savings build up quickly.
Not for
- Anyone who treats copy trading as risk-free. Past results of a strategy you follow do not predict future returns.
- Spot traders looking for a lower-than-standard rate. BingX spot is a flat 0.1%.
- Users who need their exchange to be licensed in a specific country. Check BingX's licensing for your region first.
BingX vs Bitget and MEXC
Bitget is BingX's most direct rival, since both lead with copy trading. Fees are identical except futures taker, where BingX charges 0.05% and Bitget 0.06%. On a $12,000 market order, that is $6.00 against $7.20 before discounts.
MEXC beats BingX on futures cost (0% maker, 0.02% taker) but is not built around social trading. Traders who run their own strategies may prefer MEXC's pricing, while those who want to follow others will lean towards BingX.
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